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>>15913560
Lol almost sounds like a former office job I had with the government.

Supervisor acted nice but she'd take advantage of my hard work ethic and was a rude busybody and attempted to pim the blame on me for things she should've done (eg ignoring things that were techinically for her to do) or gave me erroneous info even though I knew how to do it and end up getting in trouble later. Ended up quitting with a fake excuse to HR (no 2 weeks notice, I don't do those anymore). Peak season for work too. Wasn't even blacklisted.

Also older people there who got paid more then me and tattled on each other.
One lady got the job of the retired lady. A job I wanted (it's slightly harder in one regard but easier than what I do and higher pay!). "No experience" even though my job handled the majority of what the job entailed minus a few more higher level things (that are super easy to learn). Lady who sucks at using a pc and messes up her pc often gets it because the manager thought she'd be a great fit with her experience that isnt closely related. They end up training her! In that case I could've gotten the job and been trained. Even after training she'd need help from me (a subordinate in a way) and her trainer. Needed help on how to use her pc as well! She somehow got tattled on a bunch by workers from other offices for not writing well and not understanding her well, verbally. See what I mean about the tattle tells? She had a higher workload than the lady who retired but she seemed to mess up often.

One year in and I usually arrived home fuming from work almost every day mostly cause of the roastie supervisor and a bit cause of some of the others.