A co-worker continues to usurp my authority and interfere with my duties / responsibilities.
It took a long time to get answers
I liked how naturally the conversations flowed.
I think that the confirmation text box after each response was unnecessary
Hi. How are you today?
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Hi. I'm OK. How are you?
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I'm OK as well.
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so I have a person at my work that likes/wants to do my job. they often do something that I was responsible for or I needed to do.
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How do you feel when that happens?
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I upsets me a lot
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That can be really frustrating. What do you do when it happens?
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Affirmation and Reassurance,Question
I have gone to my supervisor and explained it to him. At first he ignored it. But recently, he paid a little attention to it. I have had to speak with him 6 times in the last year about this. Are you there/
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It's good that you're seeking help from your supervisor. Is your coworker open to suggestions and feedback?
assistant
Affirmation and Reassurance,Providing Suggestions
Yes. He actually was married to her. Now they are in the middle of divorce. So I think he is more receptive now. No. She has been asked repeatedly not to interfere and keeps doing it.
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Perhaps you can seek help from other coworkers as well. They may be able to provide you with support with this situation.
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Providing Suggestions
Yes. They all sympathize with me. But there is nothing they can really do, as everyone is in a position below the two of us.
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I've been in a situation similar to this and I found that talking to some of my friends outside of work has helped me to express some of my frustration and gain perspective.
assistant
Self-disclosure
Yes. That's a good idea. I've told friends and they sympathize. They don't understand why my supervisor isn't more forceful. I have just kind of given up on it. If she wants to do it, that's fine. If anything goes wrong, I will blame it on her.
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It seems like you have found a way to manage it during work. Why do you think that she is trying to do your work?
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I think she want's my job. Oh well. It was nice talking to you.
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