sarcasm!

@Daisy_22 (1229)
Philippines
December 10, 2012 12:56am CST
How would you deal in you're working place if you're partner it so sarcastic especially when he/she is giving his/her opinion? Would you allow him/her to continue doing it inside the working place or you will confront him/her to let that worker aware of what you or all of you noticed about himself/herself?
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8 responses
@UmiNoor (4523)
• Malaysia
10 Dec 12
I'm not a confrontational person so if someone at work were to criticize me, it will depend on who he/she is. If it's my boss then I'll just accept his/her criticism but if it's a close friend then I will just joke with him/her and criticize him back. Again it depends on how serious the criticism is.
@Daisy_22 (1229)
• Philippines
11 Dec 12
You have a brilliant idea on how to solve problems in relation on to deal people with different personality.Well joke is half meant,good if your friend will realized that your sending out a message through your jokes.
@WakeUpKitty (8694)
• Netherlands
10 Dec 12
I live in a family and have friends who all can be very sarcastic this includes my youngest two. We are used to it, we do see the humour in it as well and do have a lot of fun about it. If it comes to my partner he is not that way I even think he is not able to understand it. How he behaves at work is not up to may. It's his decision not mine so I would never tell him or my children or friends to behave different.
• Philippines
10 Dec 12
I hate sarcasm. I guess I can't tolerate a sarcastic colleague that much. I will do my best to avoid having an argument due to his or her sarcasm but if he or she is getting of my nerves then that's the best time to face him or her and I will tell him or her that I don't like sarcasm. Some people are really sarcastic. I don't know why they are being sarcastic. I guess they enjoy seeing people getting pissed.
@Daisy_22 (1229)
• Philippines
11 Dec 12
Avoidance of that situation would be the best compromise for everybody.
@beamer88 (4259)
• Philippines
10 Dec 12
I think i would speak to him (or her) about his sarcasm and how I feel about it, pointing out to him that it's affecting my work. And since he's my partner, then whatever project or task we're working on would be affected as well. So we both lose if he doesn't stop being sarcastic.
@Daisy_22 (1229)
• Philippines
10 Dec 12
you have a very realistic solution to that problem. Definitely you will able to make her.him aware of it. Maybe you will be the key for that worker to change his/her attitude!
@jamssy23 (30)
13 Dec 12
well in that case, i would really confront him about it.. i can't get through the day if there's someone bugging in my mind.. what do you think my friend? can you do it?^_^
@Shavkat (139400)
• Philippines
11 Dec 12
If I were you my friend, let her talk much. If she is really insensitive, then it is better to call her attention. He or she is not only have brilliant ideas.
@Mavic123456 (21893)
• Thailand
10 Dec 12
why not.. if it is this person style? just a naughty thought, how about giving him his a dose of his own medicine one time. I mean, be sarcastic to him also. I don't think confrontation will do good, because he will just be sarcastic during the confrontation. How about silent treatment? Just don't mind the person. or what his suggestions are. Have you considered that this person might just be joking and being sarcastic is just part of his joke? have you considered that this person might just need attention?
@ZoeJoy (1392)
• United States
10 Dec 12
Sometimes a little humor goes a lot way. You can, in a joking way, put your hand up and say, 'talk to the hand'. You can't change him for his sake, unless he wants to change. But you don't have to put up with it either. You can say, 'let's have some professional opinions'. If you confront him directly, you could make it worse for yourself. I would first try a little humor.