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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wait so you screwed up TWICE, but SHE is the bitch? Honey, check yourself. [/quote]

:shock:  :shock:  :shock:  :shock:

HOW did I screw up??? I borrowed scissors on her desk after hours. They are company scissors! We share supplies sometimes because we each do NOT get our own. When I realized she needed them I gave them back to her graciously.

I left some of my program information on our communal form. I am NOT the first or last person to do this. Most people, when they encounter this, just delete the old info and put in their own.[/quote]

Some people are a bit possessive of their belongings, or the items that have been assigned to them in an office environment.  They expect them to be where they put them.  When they are not there, they get annoyed.  
This does not mean she is a bitch.  
And, her response to you about the payment form was pretty straight forward.  True, it may not be the first time - or the last - that someone has done this or will do it.  But, I am betting that after she requested you delete your info, YOU won’t do it again. 
I agree with the pp that you will learn plenty about professionalism and how to get along in an office environment.  If the two examples you gave are the worst you have to offer, I would say that I disagree with your assessment that she is a “bitch.”  
My advice would be to try your best to be a team player.  And, approach your work with a sense of humor and humility.  [/quote]

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