Your coworker asks for help cleaning the bathroom at work. It's a really gross job.
You help her/ him
You find someone to help her/him
You act like you didn't hear her/him
The floor at work needs sweeping. But you just swept an hour ago.
You sweep it again.
You ask someone else to do it because you did it last
You wait another couple hours and do it again.
A new employee at your fast food job keeps making mistakes.
You take over for them.
You show them how to do it - POLITELY
You tell the manager that this person is lazy
It's super busy at work. It's time for you to go on your break.
You offer to work now and take break later.
You tell a coworker to speed up.
You go on break and let the manager know that it's busy.
Your boss calls and asks if you can come in on your day off.
You make up a lie so you don't have to go in.
You suggest he call another coworker who likes to work a lot
You say you'll be there as quickly as possible.
You notice your work parking lot has lots of trash in it.
You get a trashcan and broom and pick up what you can.
You try to ignore it because it's terrible looking.
You tell a coworker it's their turn to go clean the lot.
You are scheduled to work w/a coworker that is annyoying.
You work w/ him / her anyway. Get the job done.
You tell the manager you don't want to work with him/ her.
You ask to switch w/ someone else.
Your coworker is having trouble carrying lots of things from the storage room.
You tell them they are carrying too much.
You tell someone else to help.
You offer to help them carry it.
Your boss says there's tons of work to get done today.
You remind him that you have a lot to do today, too.
You say nothing. It's not your business.
You ask what you can do to help.
Your coworker just spilled a whole jug of mayo on the floor.
You tell your coworker where to find the mop.
You offer to help clean it up.
You tell your manager about the spill so she / he can help.
