Nov. 11, 2025
How to get along with nasty colleagues
Are there colleagues like this in your circle? They always want to shift off difficult tasks and shit blame to others, and they also want to take credit to themselves without effort. They are good at reporting to boss, and they can easily take credit for your hard work if you let your guard down even slightly. Working with them is so exhausted. What would you do in this situation?
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How to get along with nasty colleagues
Are there colleagues like this in your circle?
They always want to shifput off difficult tasks and shitput the blame ton others, and they also want to take credit all to themselves without effort.
They always want to put off difficult tasks and put the blame on others, and they also want to take credit all to themselves without effort.
- "PUT the blame ON someone/something" is how it is written.
- "put OFF" means to stop an event or a task from happening.
- putting
They are good at reporting to the boss, and they can easily take credit for your hard work if you let your guard down even slightlyby a bit.
They are good at reporting to the boss, and they can easily take credit for your hard work if you let your guard down even by a bit.
"by a bit" is an alternative to "slightly"
Working with them is so exhausteding.
Working with them is so exhausting.
What would you do in this situation?
Nov. 12, 2025
I got how to use "put on" and "put off", thanks!
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Are there colleagues like this in your circle? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They always want to shift off difficult tasks and shit blame to others, and they also want to take credit to themselves without effort.
They always want to - "PUT the blame ON someone/something" is how it is written. - "put OFF" means to stop an event or a task from happening. - putting |
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They are good at reporting to boss, and they can easily take credit for your hard work if you let your guard down even slightly.
They are good at reporting to the boss, and they can easily take credit for your hard work if you let your guard down even "by a bit" is an alternative to "slightly" |
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Working with them is so exhausted.
Working with them is so exhaust |
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