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Totenprinz
8 months ago

I’d tell him “You have to focus on work again”

Or “Sorry, I just have to focus”

Or even quite honestly, “Sorry, already gave stress from above. We need to focus a little more on work and return private conversations.”

Tasha
8 months ago

“I have to work. We can talk during the break.”

Emergency: “Chef, X often keeps me from work through conversation attempts. What would you advise me?” But only in the highest emergency – is not the fine English.”

Tasha
8 months ago
Reply to  sherry1999

Maybe he’s extremely shy, and he’s almost just talking to you because that’s because of your jobs. But that would still be a problem as long as he keeps you from work.

Ich87309
8 months ago

I don’t have a ball Stress from the boss.

anonymeruser224
8 months ago

“at last stop your flap and let me work” works well

Meandor
8 months ago
Reply to  sherry1999

No, he doesn’t respect you either.

Meandor
8 months ago

The starting question assumes that an older colleague will text you all the time so that you can’t do your work and therefore get trouble.

Basically, it’s okay to get older or more experienced colleagues a certain basic respect. But in principle everyone has to respect that the colleagues are all here to work.

An elderly colleague would lose respect for me if he gives himself as an inconvenient during the break and for this he will stop various people from their work during the working hours and thus his work will not be done.

This behaviour deserves no respect and one can say that it is better to get to its place now.

Mycroft1234
8 months ago

Sorry, I have to keep working