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<blockquote data-quote="Alexx" data-source="post: 707609" data-attributes="member: 28890"><p>My biggest pet peeve is people who talk the whole shift and it affects their work.&nbsp; Dont get me wrong I like my coworkers and like to talk to help lighten the mood just like anybody else.&nbsp; The people who bother me are the ones who make talking a priority over their work.&nbsp; People who will slack off and have others pick up the slack so they can stand by their buddy and talk.&nbsp; They will abandon their work station and make the job harder for both people.&nbsp; There is a time and place to socialize and you gotta have some effing limits.&nbsp; I am sick of it because I always seem to be the one picking up the slack.&nbsp; I chat with people while inbetween trailers and when they are convienently within range of a conversation, or when the flow dies down, but I dont make it a point to abandon my spot to talk while my work piles up behind me.&nbsp; Thats my biggest pet peeve.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Alexx, post: 707609, member: 28890"] My biggest pet peeve is people who talk the whole shift and it affects their work. Dont get me wrong I like my coworkers and like to talk to help lighten the mood just like anybody else. The people who bother me are the ones who make talking a priority over their work. People who will slack off and have others pick up the slack so they can stand by their buddy and talk. They will abandon their work station and make the job harder for both people. There is a time and place to socialize and you gotta have some effing limits. I am sick of it because I always seem to be the one picking up the slack. I chat with people while inbetween trailers and when they are convienently within range of a conversation, or when the flow dies down, but I dont make it a point to abandon my spot to talk while my work piles up behind me. Thats my biggest pet peeve. [/QUOTE]

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