Everyone knows them. Vote for the most annoying coworker types at the office.
Every office has someone who drains your energy. Do you recognize these types from your own workplace?
Cast your vote - the ranking shifts live based on the votes.
The know-it-all
The know-it-all coworker has an opinion on everything and corrects you without being asked. It's exhausting because you're never right.
The complainer
The complainer sees problems everywhere and never solutions. The mood drops as soon as they walk in.
People who make 'The complainer' an excuse are toxic. Just be honest and say you don't wanna go!
The big talker
The big talker promises a lot and delivers little. You only notice when you have to rely on the result.
Lmao so true. tbh
The lunch thief
The lunch thief takes other people's food from the fridge and denies it. A small offense with big irritation.
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The meeting maniac
The meeting maniac schedules meetings for everything, even things that could be an email. Your day disappears into calendars.
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The gossip
The gossip knows everything about everyone and passes it on. You're never sure whether you'll be the next topic.
Can confirm as someone who works in an office, 'The gossip' is 100% daily reality.
The always-sick one
The always-sick coworker calls in sick as soon as there's a deadline. You end up finishing the work.
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The credit stealer
The credit-stealing coworker takes over other people's work and presents it as their own achievement.
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The loud phone talker
The loud phone talker has long conversations in the open-plan office. Everyone hears the details, whether they want to or not.
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The office kitchen polluter
The kitchen polluter leaves dirty dishes behind and thinks someone else will clean up. Whoever loads the dishwasher knows who that is.
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The colleague who derails a 30-minute sprint review by saying 'well, technically...' to quibble over an irrelevant semantic point purely to establish intellectual dominance.
What grinds my gears is when they give patronizing advice on code or documents outside their own department, then refuse to admit error even when proven wrong in the docs.
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