Employee spreads rumor about coworker, gets annoyed when they don't flag error in major presentation: 'It wasn't my place'

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• In this story, an employee faced a difficult time at work when one of their colleagues decided to spread a rumor about them to their manager, despite the fact that they had previously had a friendly relationship. This left them not knowing where they stood with this coworker.

  As a result, they decided not to interfere when they accidentally stumbled across a copy of a big presentation that she was due to give, which had a crucial error in it. She got embarrassed by it during the presentation, and dropped hints afterwards that she expected someone to speak up about it beforehand. They weren't sure if they had done the right thing.

• Am I wrong for not telling my coworker her presentation had a major error before she gave it to the whole department?

  
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