Office Etiquette / Advice

PlatinumPearl · 07-15-2017, 09:21 AM

Have your co-worker switch seats with you. Sit in her desk and have her sit in yours and then ask her if she can see anything that you are doing at the PC.

Also, ask if she still feels uncomfortable what you can do to ease her mind keeping in mind that for your own health you don't want to have your heart startled when someone approaches you from behind. See what she says and work from there. A reasonable compromise has to be made otherwise the other option is to have her switch seats with someone else who has no issue with this.

Good luck!!

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07-15-2017, 09:21 AM	#14
PlatinumPearl Member How Do You Identify?: Femme, Human Preferred Pronoun?: She, Her Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Canada Posts: 1,150 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 966 Thanked 2,418 Times in 890 Posts Rep Power: 21474846	Have your co-worker switch seats with you. Sit in her desk and have her sit in yours and then ask her if she can see anything that you are doing at the PC. Also, ask if she still feels uncomfortable what you can do to ease her mind keeping in mind that for your own health you don't want to have your heart startled when someone approaches you from behind. See what she says and work from there. A reasonable compromise has to be made otherwise the other option is to have her switch seats with someone else who has no issue with this. Good luck!!