Well it depends on what they said but at the same time but it's the same time anytime anybody that says something rude bullies you or whatever you have to stand right up to them and say whatever you need to say to fit whatever just happened to establish that you are not going to be f***** with if you don't then they think that they can keep doing it and you can do it in a manner that is respectful to a point
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+1 yUsually nothing. Often that is just done out of stress at work and they don't know they are doing it. If it crosses a line you can politely defend yourself. Usually if you politely point out that they were rude to you, they'll "get it" and back off.
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+1 yDepends on well I know them, cause I have a few coworkers where we trash talk each other for fun. Usually it's my male coworkers I do this with cause we're cool with each other. Other than that I would be highly upset, and will probably go to management about first so I don't end up saying or doing something that might get me fired.
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+1 yRudeness brings out my dry humor irl. I would most likely make the situation bigger to highlight their behavior back on themselves. 98% of the time you catch it the first time they won’t risk doing it again, to me, anyway.
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+1 yUsually I just ignore if it’s just them venting and it’s not disrupting the work. But when it starts making my work hard to do, or is outright malicious I just take it to the manager. I’m at work to do work, not do playground posturing for some imaginary pecking order. And if they’re gonna whine and call me a tattle tale so be it. I like having friends for coworkers, but sometimes you get little shids instead.
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+1 yIt depends what it what they said, normally I wouldn't give it much thought. if it really bugged me tho and was uncalled for I'd probably call them out on it in a joking way, just enough to make them feel stupid about it but that Im not gonna be a jerk back.
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+1 yDepends on who it is. If I don't think I'll end up in hr I'll not so politely put them in their place. If they are a tattletale then I'll usually chime back with a pg-13 comeback that'll keep me out of trouble. If its someone I like and I think they are just having a bad day I just let it go. I don't work in an office and its fast paced and stressful so the language thrown around is often pretty colorful.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yI definitely call them out, but try to do so in a graceful way... I'm told that's part of why the owner hired me for management, I say what she thinks but with tact... Granted if my being tactful doesn't work she has no problem going momma-bear on the offender.
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Opinion Owner+1 yAlternatively, squirting super glue into the locks on all of the doors on their car except the rear passenger is always fun
+1 yDepends what it was and if it's something I can get over it or need to escalate to HR, or have a talk with them
10 ReplyWell i ain't just gonna let them get away with it, i may push back like "wtf you say to me, n*gga?"
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Ifi it carrys on then I just act cold but proffesional and give small talk only.
00 ReplyProbably ignore it, but if they keep doing it then I would probably have to do something more about it.
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+1 yBest to tell the person you didn't like what he or she said. They might not even think it a big deal.
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+1 yI generally don't do anything. If they are repeatedly rude, I'll do something to get even... I don't get angry or feel hurt.
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+1 ySo much of our time is spent at work, it is best to address issues when they happen! Maybe the person did not realize they were being rude. If they did this would give them the opportunity to apologize!
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+1 yI’ll just smile and say something snippy to them, then walk away
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+1 yGo fuck yourself? Fuck off? Please work very well. They learn pretty quick not to say anything rude
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+1 ySmack her In the Face With my Dick and get charged with Sexual assault nah I’m joking
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+1 yDepends what it is. Not worth fist fight over at work. I might say something back
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 ythat's never necessarily happened to me before with a coworker, but i would probably go "oh" and go quiet and walk away.
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I don't get even, I get ahead.
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+1 yI whip out one of my tits and SLAP him or her in the face with it!!
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+1 yYou either confront him/her and put them in their place... or you keep taking the shit... There is NO THIRD WAY around it.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yIgnore HER. Bet it is a catty witch.
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+1 yI smile and walk away the first time :) If said "incident" occurs again, I pull whoever aside for a private "chat".
00 ReplyJust ignore and walk away, I promise that he/she will find a way to say sorry, even if is not directly
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+1 yI woud tell them as politely as i could to go fuck themselves
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+1 yUnless it doesn't disturb the work and ambience i am in.
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+1 yif you are that sensitive, then report it to your manager and get known as a snitch.
00 ReplyConfront them and ask what's up why the rudness. Just talk it out
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+1 yI usually just say “no need to self project”
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00 ReplyI’d say excuse me?
10 ReplyTell them that what they have said is rude.
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+1 yGo eat a bowl of dicks
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+1 yId call her out on it.
00 Reply 1.2K opinions shared on Education & Career topic. Play the game back don’t put up with it
00 ReplyI don't react though it hurts me.
00 Reply538 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. Mmkay. Never burn a bridge.
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+1 yReturn the favor and act so casual about it.
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+1 yNote it to myself.
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+1 yTbh i dont do much , just ignore them
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+1 yLaugh
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+1 yI tell them off
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yHave them sniff your used socks!
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+1 yConfront
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