‘I am practically walking on eggshells’: Woman writes colleague ‘nasty’ notes and slams office doors to intimidate them for reheating food in their break room

When you work in person and share spaces with your colleagues, you won't always have the privacy you desire all of the time. That's the great thing about working amongst other individuals: You learn how to coexist in a small space with others and develop good manners and etiquette. Those who struggle with sharing spaces better get used to the fact that a microwave in the break room will be used and emit food smell from time to time, and if they have an issue with it, well, deal with it. 

In this next story, an employee explains a situation happening between themselves and their coworker who refuses to leave them alone about reheating food in the middle of the day. The woman who complains does not complain about anyone else—just this employee. She's gone so far as to slam doors and write the employee intimidating letters about their supposedly impolite behavior, but the employee refuses to be a target of her intimidation. Scroll to read.

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