>quiet associate at work that hardly shows any initiative >he's kind of slow and doesn't seem too bright >he does whatever people ask and has near perfect attendance so even though a lot of other coworkers look down on him and dislike working with him, they don't hate him >he seems super stressed because he's making errors and isn't making quota >compliment on him for not giving up and try to convince him he's doing fine and he's not in trouble >he gets teary eyed and says people hardly say anything nice about him
I don't mean this in a mean way, but I can really tell when I spot one of you at work.
I honestly wouldn't be surprised. He talks to no one.
Jackson Sullivan
this used to be me at work because of a slow decline into major depression. i'm not dumb though, although the depression massively impacted my cognitive abilities at the time.
Luis Fisher
ya that sounds about right
Brody Rogers
I would rather be hated than pitied like that, its sad, you probably look down on him too. Thats why my goal in life is to make everyone seethe and im becoming quite good at it
Jonathan Flores
That happens to me as well. I'm rather slow, and can't really do much without my hand being held. I understand everyone's doing it out of pity. I noticed people tend to treat me different to the other employees. I'm not sure if I like that more than the alternative. I feel like a burden to the team with what ever job I get; even if people arn't directly saying so.
i can be either this type of guy who just bumbles around being a useless fuck up and feeling sorry for myself, or a fucking all american hard working son of a gun who shows up punches his card and does his job. its all about serotonin
Julian Hernandez
Yeah. People say mean stuff about him, but never directly to him. They talk to him like he's a kid with mental disabilities. He can't be trusted to handed bigger responsibilities on his own and everyone at work pretty much has to carry him.
