Imagine working with someone who wasn’t very good at their job but kept telling you what to do even though you already know how to do your job well? Would you be annoyed or try to ignore the coworker?

In this story, one hotel front desk worker is really annoyed with an entitled coworker who acts like she’s in charge when she hardly even knows how to do her job.

Read on for some humorous examples.

My coworker acts like a manager

My coworker who is NOT a manager, likes to pretend she is.

Telling all of front desk and breakfast how to make a proper pot of coffee. (Which she does horribly wrong) 1/4 cup of coffee grounds for a literally gallon of coffee.

My GM and FDM also found out she has been logging into our messaging app and has been messaging guests outside of work.

She is always logged into our FD email even when not at work.

She doesn’t even have much work experience.

During our last meeting she kept interrupting my FDM to add things in like she had authority to do so.

I have worked front desk at hotels for 3 Years now, I know what I’m doing for the most part. Yet she always tries to “coach” me on how to do my job.

This is this girl’s first real front desk job and it shows.

OP wishes the coworker would get fired.

Management is irritated with her too but lacks a good reason to fire her I guess.

Sometimes coworkers are worse than diamond members or crappy guests in general y’all.

That’s crazy that the coworker is acting like a know it all when she doesn’t really even know what she’s doing.

Let’s see how Reddit reacted to this story.

This person shares the perfect comeback.

Another person can relate to having a coworker like this.

Here’s a suggestion to interrupt the coworker.

Perhaps giving her more responsibility and watching her fail could be amusing.

It seems like she should get fired eventually.

Here’s how another person handled a coworker who acted like a manager.

Nobody likes to be told what to do by someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing.

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