Employee admits to coworker she's the reason they resigned from their job, after months of doing all her neglected tasks: ‘I couldn't continue working with her’

How many reasons does it take for a person to quit their job? Is it the accumulation of multiple factors that leads to this big decision, or is it due to one big reason that overshadows everything else?

Well, if you ask the 27-year-old employee in the story below, all it took was one coworker to drive her away from her job. After she helped this coworker get the job, defended her against rumors in the workplace, and even did her work when she neglected it, this employee decided she had had enough. She could no longer keep working with this entitled coworker, and for that reason alone, she decided to quit her job.

Some people quit because of their boss, some because of the commute to work, others because of their coworker… Should a person really make such a drastic change over this one thing? Keep scrolling to read the full story and let us know what you think in the comments below.

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