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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I would never work anywhere that someone asked anykne to get them a coffee where that was not explicitly in the job description (especially interns shouldn't be getting coffee). What an outdated and rude thing to do. Sorry that happened to you.
gpt
Well I'm used to it. These people are usually in their later 30's and 40's. They usually come from a job that failed in COVID times and they've got to get used to climbing up from the bottom again. Before this they had their own office, maybe a secretary and some status. Here they're nobody. It's not easy for them to get used to it. It's especially bad when I point out a mistake they made and explain how we usually do it. Then they get all fussy and say ''I know what to do.'' like, ''No, you don't. I've done exactly what you are doing, I've seen first hand what mistakes you're making and what the consequences are of that. I've been here four years, I know what I'm talking about. You've been here for three weeks. Do as I say or you'll have to answer to me and then the owner.''