Describe the worst..

[scottish]

person you've had to work with.

Whether it's being forced with a partner in school or your colleague at work, what made them the worst person to work with?

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[j0rd]

In school we had this geography coursework and we had to go to the town center and ask people to fill in a questionnaire for us. Anyway we had to ask the questions instead of just giving them the sheet because apparently that defeated the object.
So our teacher thought it would be a good idea to partner people with someone completely different to ourselves. I got partnered with this polish lad that had only been in our school a few weeks and literally spoke about 5 words of english.

I had to walk around with him for like 4 hours asking random people questions and not being able to say anything to him. It was honestly the most painful 4 hours of my whole entire life.

oh and he smelt really bad

[buttons]

literally every group i'm in.... one time all 3 of my group didn't turn up for a presentation after i did all the work lol then a few weeks ago they didn't choose what they want to present until 11pm the night before????? thankfully neither was graded

[Futz]

I worked with a guy once that couldn't accept that he didn't know something already

I tried to teach him how to use a new peice of really niche analytic software and he acted like he knew everything after you'd say it, even though it had only been used in the company for like a week prior and only a few people had been trained with it

like he'd try to finish my sentances to prove he knew it already but if i just stopped talking it'd be obvious he had no idea

i literally just walked upstairs because i really couldnt be arsed

[Richie]

probs an absolute ****** of a chef in my past job but loads of the other chefs were sound

[scottish]

Luckily I've never had anything that bad, and worst type of person I've had to work with was just someone who missed a deadline (which we caught up on day after anyway)

[Alysha]

For this group project in university during my first year, I was put in a group with this guy who literally force fed me chocolate, which he'd licked with his salt and vinegar tongue. I've never run so fast in my entire life.

[scottish]

For this group project in university during my first year, I was put in a group with this guy who literally force fed me chocolate, which he'd licked with his salt and vinegar tongue. I've never run so fast in my entire life.

he licked chocolate and gave it to you?

wtf

[dbgtz]

I worked with 2 people in year 7 I think and they literally did no work. Actually, I suppose this was a common theme across the year but it wouldn't be so bad if I wasn't blamed for it... Saying that, there was this one person in year 11 who was so against work and the way we were partnered meant it was like all pairs isolatedish and he wanted to get back to people who would piss around in lessons, but I just wanted to do work. Fortunately, that didn't last long and I was eventually moved into a 3 and he was basically kicked out of the lesson for good .

[Yupt]

Had a couple in my previous job, one of my managers just seemed very power hungry, would confine me very much to the bar and just force me to do pointless things, wouldn't ever listen to anything I ever had to say despite having worked there a lot longer than him and knowing the people.

Then there was a chef who just had the least patience i've ever known, used to give you looks like you're an absolute ****** and talk to you the same way, (even though I know chefs get stressed) he would shout and scream at the most pointless things to put on a show and would generally only like this if they were done his way.