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A woman runs for a train in a station
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Am I in the wrong for showing up late by a minute or two a day.
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A stressed out, tired employee sits at her desk at work
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Nobody likes to be called out for something they don't deserve to be called out for. We all try to do our best, and it's not encouraging to be continually criticized for stuff that shouldn't be that big of a deal. That's what was happening here, though, and it put the employee in question in an uncomfortable situation. The way they saw it, they were acting totally within the bounds of their job and what it should allow. The way one coworker saw it, they were being flagrantly disrespectful. When you feel like one person in your workplace has it out for you, it can be hard to ignore. You don't want to dismiss them completely, but you also don't want them to have control over your life. That's what this employee was trying to navigate, and it was proving to be pretty difficult. They barely had enough work to do as is and certainly didn't need to push it further. Scroll on to read the full story here and let us know in the comments what you thought about it.
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Commenters gave their opinion and takes on this workplace conundrum.
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