Complaining about a colleague is underhanded?

Do you think it's underhanded to complain about a colleague to your supervisor if their behavior doesn't improve and you can't resolve it personally? (It's about constant harassment)

Today it was really non-stop again and I've made a note of it and want to take it to my supervisor tomorrow.

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Summertime727
3 months ago

In my opinion, the right way is to let the colleague know that you don’t let these harassments please you any longer, try to talk to her, did nothing, and that’s why you want to intervene your superiors, make a meeting with your boss, where you are three present. Then she can comment on it. You should present the examples you collected in writing. A fair boss will introduce a supervision and improve the situation.

Going behind her back to the boss and without presenting her your complaint, I would consider “behind-fotzig”. This will “go back” and “oil into the fire”.

verreisterNutzer
3 months ago
Reply to  Summertime727

Okay. Well, I guess I’m a little late. I honestly never dared to talk to her about it because she can become very aggressive and snippy. My predecessors have all gone for her. I looked so desperately out of the laundry that my superiors asked me to talk (the first conversation) and then I spilled my heart. Just stupid…

Summertime727
3 months ago

Such ticks should be looked directly into the eyes, take his courage together and tell her directly the opinion. I bet with you, in the round with the boss, she would be very small and would not have such a big mouth. Everyone’s scared and she’s gaining more power. I hate such people, with me they have no such easy game. I’ve learned to give contrast in my life. Sartre said: Hell is the others. I’m not gonna make my life hell.

But you do what you’re doing. Good luck 🤞

verreisterNutzer
3 months ago

I’ve got a lot behind me. I used to be in a job where it was worse. But didn’t want to let me out and stayed until I got to health. That is why I prefer to seek my salvation in flight =(. But you’re right. In the meantime, there are such women everywhere. You almost have to arrange yourself. But now notice how I’m being persecuted. It was a panic to get up in the morning, and it was a bad sleep.

I just don’t have any strength for that anymore =(. Would like your strength.

Summertime727
3 months ago

Why do you have to go, I wouldn’t even see. Think about a strategy, can’t you? It’s not supposed to win. And if you like the job, be strong. I’ve had many jobs over time and there were at least one of these stupid witches everywhere. I didn’t stop that. A fight was already, in the end they were lammfromm and exaggerated nice.

verreisterNutzer
3 months ago

The boss is not informed anyway. All this was going to run over the superiors first. It is also well known how this colleague is and that she has buried some of my predecessors. Said colleague, even at the very beginning, has cut off beautifully over my predecessors, leaving as much stuff as: “They all went for me… as if I were so terrible.”

Anyway, she left me all day and the mood was really glittery (as if I were the unbearable). Now I have almost 3 weeks of rest before. I don’t know how it goes. In itself, the job is really mega and the salary is also…but if this will not be better in the future, I will probably find something new :/.

dieLuka
3 months ago

If you don’t get it on your own, there are only 3 options:

  1. You live with it. However, this is a rather ambiguity for each situation and not and certainly good for the psyche.
  2. You go yourself or the other person, either to another AG or to another department and is of course doof when you hang at work or the problem colleague reaches one in the other department.
  3. You’re looking for someone who’s clearing up, and I’m just offering the superior more than an unpartisan colleague.

I would have legitimately to turn on the superior after failed clarification. If both sides were interested in a solution, there would be no need. However, it should not be a “the susanne is an ace…” complaining but rather factual.