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Unnatural Causes: The Case of the Texas Serial Elder Murders
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I have this female coworker who always messages me about how to do her task, but when we are in meeting with manager or people from other team, whenever there's an issue her kneejerk reaction is telling them I was the person that worked on that. I'm not sure if she's throwing me under the bus on purpose but today on zoom meeting I called her out on it and said she is the one who wrote that part of the code not me. I might came across as catty but what else was I supposed to do, just sit there and let her tell everyone it was me when it was not? I was angry also because she literally was messaging me all day regarding her task.
Another thing I noticed although I helped her a lot but when I
So today I pinged someone at work asking about something I'm sure he knows and he never replied. (He's in another state so I never see him in person)
I'm planning on sending him an email next week while cc my manager but I feel a little pissed.
What's up with people who ignore messages, is it common? How do you deal with this situation





