The issue the other people have has less to do with the loudness (though it's certainly a problem if they're complaining) but it's your attitude of "the world revolves around me and screw everyone else" that's the problem. If they had gone straight to your boss or HR to complain you'd be mad that they didn't come to you first and deal with you like an adult, face to face. Well they did, and your attitude is why people going behind other people's backs to the boss or HR instead of trying to deal with issues head on.Anonymous wrote:I am so loud. I don't really care if it annoys people.
We just moved to an open floor plan at work and I had 2 women complain about my "loudness"... I tell them to tell the survey.
Good news I am getting a promotion and an office in a few weeks and that will piss them off more than my "loudness".
My NY friends are louder.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am so loud. I don't really care if it annoys people.
We just moved to an open floor plan at work and I had 2 women complain about my "loudness"... I tell them to tell the survey.
Good news I am getting a promotion and an office in a few weeks and that will piss them off more than my "loudness".
My NY friends are louder.
+1
I think it's just socially awkward introverts that are bothered by it. I don't think the normal people care.
I agree. Both women that complained have other issues.
Our office is 80% men. Our best sales staff are loud.
Of course they are. Salespeople are odious.
Poor little introvert.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am so loud. I don't really care if it annoys people.
We just moved to an open floor plan at work and I had 2 women complain about my "loudness"... I tell them to tell the survey.
Good news I am getting a promotion and an office in a few weeks and that will piss them off more than my "loudness".
My NY friends are louder.
+1
I think it's just socially awkward introverts that are bothered by it. I don't think the normal people care.
I agree. Both women that complained have other issues.
Our office is 80% men. Our best sales staff are loud.
Of course they are. Salespeople are odious.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am so loud. I don't really care if it annoys people.
We just moved to an open floor plan at work and I had 2 women complain about my "loudness"... I tell them to tell the survey.
Good news I am getting a promotion and an office in a few weeks and that will piss them off more than my "loudness".
My NY friends are louder.
+1
I think it's just socially awkward introverts that are bothered by it. I don't think the normal people care.
I agree. Both women that complained have other issues.
Our office is 80% men. Our best sales staff are loud.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am so loud. I don't really care if it annoys people.
We just moved to an open floor plan at work and I had 2 women complain about my "loudness"... I tell them to tell the survey.
Good news I am getting a promotion and an office in a few weeks and that will piss them off more than my "loudness".
My NY friends are louder.
+1
I think it's just socially awkward introverts that are bothered by it. I don't think the normal people care.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am so loud. I don't really care if it annoys people.
We just moved to an open floor plan at work and I had 2 women complain about my "loudness"... I tell them to tell the survey.
Good news I am getting a promotion and an office in a few weeks and that will piss them off more than my "loudness".
My NY friends are louder.
You are one class act. Just make sure to close your office door when you're blabbering away at top volume.
Anonymous wrote:I am so loud. I don't really care if it annoys people.
We just moved to an open floor plan at work and I had 2 women complain about my "loudness"... I tell them to tell the survey.
Good news I am getting a promotion and an office in a few weeks and that will piss them off more than my "loudness".
My NY friends are louder.
Anonymous wrote:I am so loud. I don't really care if it annoys people.
We just moved to an open floor plan at work and I had 2 women complain about my "loudness"... I tell them to tell the survey.
Good news I am getting a promotion and an office in a few weeks and that will piss them off more than my "loudness".
My NY friends are louder.
Anonymous wrote:I think quiet people are weird and disconcerting. There's a reason why "It's always the quiet ones" is a phrase in our culture.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work in an open environment, in a room with about 40 people in it. The loud talkers are the worst. Even headphones can't block some of them out.
+10 BILLION
I, too, work in an open floor plan. Between the guy on speaker phone with his office door open who I hear on the other end of the building, the girl who screams out the music she's listening to on her headphones (and chews loudly when she gets too tired of singing), the 4 separate groups doing conference calls in the open space at once, the other girl who jumps into every conversation with her own LOUD input (e.g., two co-workers are talking about a project and she's all, across the room, "NO, LARLA, THAT'S NOT TRUE! THE STATUS REPORTS ARE DUE ON WEDNESDAY!") and the guy who doesn't know what an inside voice is, it's impossible to find your inner zen.
I would say something, and it is very unprofessional to use speakerphone for every single phone call. Speakerphone is for conference calls, end of story.
Anonymous wrote:I think quiet people are weird and disconcerting. There's a reason why "It's always the quiet ones" is a phrase in our culture.