HistoryGal wrote:
From saying he never got documentation for a new procedure to lying about resigning.....I can't trust this coworker to be forthright.
I could tolerate his endless bullsh!t stories as long as it didn't impact the job. He tried to get me fired a couple of times by his lies.
I worked with someone like this about off and on at an old job where 75% of the people who worked there were just plain jerks including this girl. The first time she came, I got these vibes that this girl was mean and bossy but then we started getting along. The second time, she appeared to be my friend and had even let me come to her wedding, go to a movie with her and ride home with her while saying that I was like a sister to her and would tell me everything through some of her stories were questionable. Then I started noticing red flags with her:
1. She never seemed interested in attending any of my gatherings and always had excuses about something coming up last minute
2. When another co-worker got hired, she started shutting me out of conversations and if she I tried to join she would snap at me.
3. Whenever I walked into a break area, she and another male co-worker would get up and leave
4. I started hearing from other people at work that she told them that she hated me and didn't talk to me and that we were never friends
5. She started spreading things about me to my other co-workers and her family which were really sick including that I had invited myself to her wedding and showed up uninvited
6. She got several other co-workers at that job to lie about me and make it seem like I was the liar because they didn't like me either.
When I learned this, I stopped talking to her altogether and just avoided her when I could and hoped that she would get fired. Well, a few months after I found out, she took a month's long vacation which was supposed to be two weeks that turned into a month which nearly got her fired. It turns out that she didn't want to be there and lied about why she would quitting saying that she was moving back to her home state with her husband.