>He answered what I was saying is unnice! And used the coworkers as witnesses of me being an asshole for this. If I read that correctly, other coworkers also t

>He answered what I was saying is unnice! And used the coworkers as witnesses of me being an asshole for this. If I read that correctly, other coworkers also think you're an asshole, correct? If that's correct, that is pretty important. If you are seen by not only him as unkind, but also by others as unkind, you'll be fired once the opportunity presents itself. There are even tech companies with the motto "Fire the assholes" because it is often more productive to work with someone less technically competent, but less of an asshole, than it is to work with someone who is more competent, but more of an asshole. In addition, I had to read your post a couple of times before it made sense. The next time you're bothered by an employee, you may want to consider that for each of your emails, texts, etc, that the other person may have to do twice the work to read it.