If someone keeps asking have you "spoken to so & so" does it mean so & so wants to talk with you or just generic curiosity/nosiness from other person?

[Anonymous]

I am curious because this guy keeps asking if I have spoken to so & so at a job. I quit the job suddenly and walked off because management was poor. I could never once rely on management for anything. Even customers and fill-in staff realized that.

That's obvious by how as 1 employee I had to oversee one business and help at a second newly opened location as well. Was scheduled 6-7 days a week. Working with inept/poorly trained or simply inexperienced (as in no experience) colleagues.

And after I left they hired 2-3 staff, scheduled 5 days, splitting the long 10-hour shifts, and working predominantly with the manager who has 30 years of experience.

So & so wants to talk with you

Just general curiosity/nosiness from the other person

[Static_In_The_Attic]

On the job or off the job when someone says “Have you spoken to so & so” anything is possible. On one hand the person may just want to talk or on the other hand the person may want more. I always say if I want someone I go to them, if they want me they come to me. Or in other words let so & so reach out to you & cut out the middleman as they.

[Sparkie460]

It sounds like someone at the job wants to talk to you.

[Kim7mik]

What you mean