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What can you do about a coworker who talks to himself says 'Hello' before the phone is to his ear and responds before you finish asking a question?
There is nothing greater than fear itself, Personally if he said hi befor he answer the phone, that's one less pleasentry I have to fake back.
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hello it doesnt seem like a big deal if he talks to himself.if you get along with him or her just casually bring up the subject.if your boss doesnt seem to mind it should not bother you.some people just get really excited and answer upfront but if no harm is done don't let it bother you .
Tell him to shut his trap and listen for once. He sounds very annoying.
The first poster hit it right on. What is the big deal? Don't ever tell someone to "shut up" because you don't know the health of this person. Perhaps they have had a brain injury, or have a disease that can cause some of these sides effects.
The question is .... does he give you the right answer to your question before you ask it? LOL I'd call him brilliant if he does!
I work with someone who does that, and it drives me nuts. I really sympathize with you, because it'd be great, especially in the open environment of a cubicle workplace, to tell him to knock it off because it's so distracting and annoying. In my case, at least, I have reason to think this person is mentally ill, so I'm practicing restraint. It's really hard some days.
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