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Which is it, crazy lady?

" we had a few confrontations in the meetings with others and he tends to insert himself into people's business to elevate his position. Other co-workers described him as someone to stay away from. Otherwise, our relationship is pretty neutral, we say hi when we see each other and all is very professional and civil."

"because I've been burnt by him, he put me under the bus, and my working situation became very tough to the point where I considered quitting. It took time for me to even want to exchange a few words with him at work after this."[/quote]
Actually, it's both.  Statement #2 happened in the beginning and that's what it was.  Statement #1 is how it is now after a few months has passed.  It's not mutually exclusive, even if this may sound like this.  Especially, since I've been thinking about and why I actually don't like the guy.  I've been burnt, it wasn't anything that hurt me long term, but it was traumatic months ago when it was happening.  I have tried to put this behind and succeeded as most people do in the office environment, that's why I downplayed it in my first statement.  It's not a big deal now, but months ago, it was for a few days very uncomfortable and even traumatic to me.   He is a snake, too friendly and smiles a bit too much, which I find creepy.  And he throws people under the bus with a smile on his face and without ever raising his voice.  Satisfied now?  And thanks for the sweet compliments, btw.

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