Wrath Help Needed: When does office banter/laughs become "bullying"
serious question.
Might have an issue with a work colleague who was happy to joke and laugh about particular subjects but as time went on they basically were talking a load of crap and everyone makes fun of that now.
For me, they drew up the "playing rules" and were fine to discuss and joke about stuff, but as they realised they were "losing" so to speak, decided not to play anymore and to pull the plug out of the nintento 64 and then blub to the powers that be.
This is all just brewing at the mo, just would like to know a rough consensus of what normal people think. Rather than this person's (warped) views imo
Ta
Posted By: essexcanaryOTBC, Oct 11, 08:35:18
Follow Ups
- you come across really aggressive at times on ere
Posted By: sotoncanary, Oct 11, 12:56:27 - people have different sensibilities
Posted By: sotoncanary, Oct 11, 12:39:06 - 1There's no such thing as banter, just tolerance
Posted By: pants, Oct 11, 12:37:51 - 3Maybe I'm being thick but I don't understand this bit:
Posted By: CB41, Oct 11, 10:36:47 - 4Follow this person out of the office tonight at a reasonable distance
Posted By: MIKEWALKER, Oct 11, 10:26:02 - My mrs works in HR and sees stuff like this fairly often
Posted By: SimonOTBC, Oct 11, 09:56:11 - If you have to ask the question... then it's reached that point.
Posted By: CWC, Oct 11, 09:47:05 - it's tough
Posted By: dr fanta, Oct 11, 09:22:53 - 3^^^ this is the guy who was having a poo next to AB yesterday ^^^
Posted By: Old Git, Oct 11, 09:08:09 - 1It's all subjective really.
Posted By: Ken Dodds Dads Dog, Oct 11, 08:48:57 - Difficult to say without an example and context.
Posted By: col canary, Oct 11, 08:46:22 - 2the point it becomes bullying
Posted By: ghostof barry butler, Oct 11, 08:43:12
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