‘You deserved all of that': Catty woman laughs and ignores coworker to the point of quitting, so coworker sends a “tell-all” email to the managers, team members, and CEO that gets her “made to leave” aka fired

Getting along with your coworkers can make or break your workplace experience. If you end up having a team member that clashes with you at every turn, you might as well turn in your resignation letter now before going through all of that grief. In the case of this employee, she tried her hardest to get along with her catty coworker. They were friends at first, she was the one who recommended her for the job. However, once she started talking poorly about all of their friends, they started to not get along. Since then, their work relationship and overall relationship dwindled. 

 

Now, it was a toxic workplace and this employee couldn't take it anymore, so she transferred. However, even in this new position, the toxic coworker was messing with her. So finally, she was able to quit. But she didn't just go quietly. Before she left, she sent out an email that clearly explained all of the toxic behavior of this employee and sent it to her, their managers, team, and even the CEO. Soon after, she heard that she was "made to quit."

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