Idle people abound.

I don't know why I left my job, so that even when I was on vacation, colleagues in other departments would ask people in the group why she left her job and why she didn't make it through the New Year because the work here was too easy. This kind of question reminds me that some gossiping colleagues often like to ask single women why they are not married when they are old. Ask so many questions, can you introduce them? )

But what is even more unexpected is that a colleague actually said such a thing-do you know her parents' phone number? Give it to me if you know, and I'll call her parents. In fact, this colleague should be idle and looking for trouble. I'm just saying.

First, this colleague has my contact information, so she can contact me actively. Not when I'm on vacation.

Second, this colleague's brain circuit is too strong. Excuse me, friends, do you still need to be linked to your parents to go and stay in your work these days?

After analysis, this is called troublemaker.

You will also encounter something that is obviously simple at work, but you have to complicate it or do more useless work. Such people usually have another feature, like to brush the sense of existence.