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What country? Do you work in a more formal office or less formal? Is it military or civilian? Startup? Corporate?
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starbear1917y@projektaquarius
Poland.
Company with 1 successful product. Working on other new things. Lots of iOS Android Backend guys.
I am the only frontend there. -
@starbear hmm sounds like it may just be a pretty non-formal workplace. If you don't like it I would just tell him. My last job was pretty non-formal. There were a lot of expletives thrown around. Now I work corporate. I could get in trouble for talking like I used to here.
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skprog19107yJust be happy you have the freedom to say things like that. Here in america we could never get away with that.
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To me, it sounds pretty normal for people to talk shit like that. Doesn't matter if they are co-workers or not. It's more important how you deal with them.
Never allow people to talk shit to you. Otherwise they will add more and more to that.
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@skprog nah, just depends on industry and culture. I am in the US. I have had a job where people talked like this.
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As for the first one "I know you don't have a good sex life cause you're over here fucking with me"
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This would deffo happen where I work! Hell it would become a competition of who can be the most 'dude... What the fuck 😓"-ish!
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