You don't have to get along with her at all. SM

Sometimes there are people we are forced to work with who are just too ridiculous to deal with.  Stop having lunch with her, stop asking why when she makes a comment, just stop communicating with her period.  She may not even ask why (and that's fine) but if she does you should just say that the way she treats you is really unpleasant and you'd rather not have any dealings with her at all.

It can be done.  There is no work rule anywhere that says you must have a personal relationship with your co-workers.  As long as you are responsive in work-related conversations/situations, there really isn't much anyone can say.

• How can I get along with my co-worker. - in-house employee
  • Sounds like she might need some - Prozac.
  • All I can say is I agree with a pastor who once said - Amber
  • I can relate.... - mac
  • You don't have to get along with her at all. SM - my opinion
    • Agree with this. And bring in your own noise-cancelling phones so you don't have to hear her. nm - wanderer
  • That is one of many reasons why I chose to work at home! No thanks to in-house! Good luck. nm - At home MT
  • A wax doll, a long straight pin, and a lock of hair - great therapy. nm - nm
    • LOL!! Love this idea! nm - A pox on intolerable coworkers!
      • Does this work on MIL as well. - in-house employee
        • Best to use a vanquishing potion on them. sm - nm
  • Don't let her get to you so much. - my advice
    • Thanks. I am used to working at home - in-house employee

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