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Get the co-worker out of your mind. That's got nothing to do with you. You're not the boss. It's not your problem. If you're overworked, that's the problem. De
by rwallace 10y ago
Get the co-worker out of your mind. That's got nothing to do with you. You're not the boss. It's not your problem.
If you're overworked, that's the problem. Decide how much work you can do, and let the boss know. If he needs more than that, that's his problem not yours; he can either hire someone else or do without.
- projectramo 10y agoJust to underscore this point. This particular co-workers slacking might be annoying, but there will be entire departments that might strike you as useless in the future. (They might even work hard, but you might think that they are aimed at the wrong goal.)
- beachstartup 10y agoi agree with this. o.p., if you have not told your boss how much work is your limit, then obviously they are going to continue giving you more.