3. Why do you like/dislike the 'new guy' at work?

Why do you like/dislike the 'new guy' at work?

I work with my friend and her sister, and the three of us have been working at our store for 2, 2 and 3+ years each, we could practically run the place blindfolded. My friend was telling/suggesting her sister what to do next for closing one night when they were closing the store (her sister was totally fine with that btw, regular occurrence) and the new lady says, "You a manager?" "No..." "Good! You best not be bossin' me around like that!" Uh. New lady? SHE WASN'T EVEN TALKING TO YOU!!! Also, this was new lady's first or second week. Great first impression!

She also likes to act like I don't know what I'm doing, which is mildly irritating... And she mumbles into the intercom, so half of her announcement is impossible to understand, and the rest is muffled and filled with popping noises.

Also she got weirdly territorial about arranging the shoes once (while she was supposed to be at the register)... I was told to put some away, and she was like "I'M SUPPOSED TO BE DOING THIS" I did most of the part I was asked to do, but then I got close to where she was working and she goes "I'LL FINISH THESE!" UGH FINE! So I just kinda halfway threw my arms up and walked away. I was done with her already that day and she'd just gotten there.

I get to work with her tomorrow, YAAAAY. /s

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