By: Samantha
I don’t understand what the big deal is about keeping the door closed. If my cubicle was right next to the lunch room, the noises might distract me too. I have a feeling that this guy is just easily...
View ArticleBy: Jamie
I’m with Samantha on this. I don’t really see why it’s such a big deal to just shut the door to the lunchroom. I find it kind of odd that it was always left open to begin with. As for the first...
View ArticleBy: marg
Cut the guy a break. He’s got a lousy location. Maybe he has sensory issues and really can’t concentrate with the hum of the vending machines or the inane chatter. The Prankster is setting herself for...
View ArticleBy: Vesta Vayne
Eesh, I can see why the person that wrote question 2 is annoyed, but I can also agree with the last two comments. At my last job, my first, windowless office was by the shared copier. I can’t tell you...
View ArticleBy: Lisa
Who the fuck clips their nails in a cubicle? Anyway, I feel bad for the guy. There is a condition called Selective Sound Sensitivity Syndrome, (my daughter has this). People who have this disorder...
View ArticleBy: Tom
To Embarrassed For Her … I’d delete the posts, too. Anonymous will get the hint. Another option would be to eliminate anonymous comments entirely. Re: Lunch Room Door Hall Monitor – In addition to Aunt...
View ArticleBy: Kristin
Thanks, AB, for the excellent suggestions for #2! The Situation Room (as I call it now ) is still the same: closed and highly monitored. I’ve almost come to terms with it and may let go of my...
View ArticleBy: ScienceGeek
#1 Oh hon, you’ve got a Comment Parasite. It’s not ‘as if’ she’s using your blog to write her own, that’s EXACTLY what she’s doing. She’s a terrible blogger, so she’s attached herself to a much better...
View ArticleBy: Bethie
For the first- I would simply delete the comments. She’ll either get the hint or let you know you have to take different action. For the second..but an annoy-a-tron from ThinkGeek. It makes random...
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