I have some lazy co-workers who constantly give us non-lazy people insight into their world. They say that they aren't going to exert themselves anymore than necessary because no one appreciates it and they just want to work their hours, put forth only what is necessary and then go home. I don't get it, but that is what they tell me.
They may not be lazy but simply be dis-illusioned, and don't really like their work, then but they don't expect to find anything better, are afraid of a change going wrong, so they don't work towards their real dreams? Some may not think that work life is the "real" thing but a "must". They have a low self-motivation towards work. If they had someone praising them, maybe they would be more eager to do the work?
they have no money and don't have the strength to do anything so in other words they are just lazy.
they don't do anything which are called lazy people
illegal immigrants or lazy workers
No, u lazy sack
because they are to lazy to clean themselves
they hired slaves
Usually by providing them with strict dead-lines without which they hardly perform!
Usually by providing them with strict dead-lines without which they hardly perform!
Of course there is no mail delivery today. The majority of postal workers are too lazy to actually do their job on a normal day, say nothing about the day after Christmas! Now they are cutting Saturdays too...lazy once again!!!
I'd be willing to bet the same as everyone else LOL unfortunately....
Of course there is no mail delivery today. The majority of postal workers are too lazy to actually do their job on a normal day, say nothing about the day after Christmas! Now they are cutting Saturdays too...lazy once again!!!
Personally, my co-workers can be lazy and stuck-up, not to mention egotistical and rude. Some people may find co-workers who are not punctual or helpful to be irritating, as well as co-workers who constantly gossip or enjoy insulting others. Keep in mind, almost everyone has an irritable trait that will bother a fellow co-worker.
It means lazy afternoon. Get it?