On Friday another supervisor asked if we could help with some data entry. Since I was chatting away with my feet up I said yes... as did the two nurses. The only person to say no was my coworker. Mind you, she spent the day before crying about being the lowest on the totem pole and first to be laid off should it come down to our section. The other women were chomping at the bit about it. I tried my best to dodge the clucking.

This morning my boss walks in with a coworker from another section and starts to say she wants to train me... then sees that I am already working on it. I was so glad that I had just saved my game, closed it and started to enter them. As she walked out saying she would train the others I replied, "The nurses and I were working on them all friday. The only person that needs training is XXXX." A part of me felt evil for doing it, but she really should have been helping out. Needless to say, my boss was not thrilled to hear that. I don't wish any bad things on my coworker, but it felt good to show my boss that she has faults and shouldn't be getting preferential treatment.

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lol, now to keep in mind that your IT department sees everything that goes in and out from your computer :P

In a situation like that Dessa' its dog it eat dog, your job or hers. Anuone not a confederate, is an enemy, and you shouldnt be afraid to sacrafice them in order to keep your paychecks coming. Evil? Yes. Necessary? Definitely.

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