I just overheard one colleague ask another if she was coming to our Christmas party next week. Her reply was along the lines of 'God no, I've better things to do than spend an evening with people from work'.
AIBU to think she was rude, ungracious and condescending.
Fair enough, the office party isn't everyone's cup of tea but surely all you have to say is 'no unfortunately I'm not free that night/can't get a babysitter' or somesuch.
Why do some people feel they have to make 'statements' about not socialising with colleagues, as if it makes them superior to all those saddos toddling along to the office do?
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To think this colleague was very rude re Christmas party
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Fallingovercliffs · 12/12/2014 11:34
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