Cry for help
Today, my coworker overheard our boss saying that she wanted to punch him in the face. After he tore into her about it and announced his immediate departure, they both started ranting to me, trying to make me take sides on the issue. I don't want to get fired, but I also don't want to make him mad. Help me. FML
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Anderling 33
Go to HR, tell them what happened, and specify that you don’t want to risk this turning into a hostile work environment. HR’s job is primarily to protect the company’s interests and not the employees’, but sometimes you can convince them that your goals align.
mike3775 39
Stay out of it, but report it to HR. Don’t tell anyone what you saw or heard either. Say what you saw and heard only to the person doing the investigation. I’ve been there, and I know it’s sucks, especially if you are friends with both involved
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Anderling 33
Go to HR, tell them what happened, and specify that you don’t want to risk this turning into a hostile work environment. HR’s job is primarily to protect the company’s interests and not the employees’, but sometimes you can convince them that your goals align.
mike3775 39
Stay out of it, but report it to HR. Don’t tell anyone what you saw or heard either. Say what you saw and heard only to the person doing the investigation. I’ve been there, and I know it’s sucks, especially if you are friends with both involved
BurnInDemonFire 39
Don't worry. That kind of soap opera drama means they're secretly making the beast with two backs anyway.