Some other kitchen faux pas include not cleaning up

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after yourself, leaving a sink full of dishes, not making coffee when the pot is empty, not running the dishwasher, and cooking overly fragrant foods like fish, popcorn and broccoli. Have you encountered any of these kitchen offenses? Most often, these things can be addressed directly. Most people get that they should clean up after themselves, they often are just busy and forget. A albania whatsapp number database little reminder and nudge can go a long way.

Too Much Information

We’ve all encountered the colleague who feels a bit too comfortable with co-workers, sharing intimate details of her latest date or every last detail about his kid’s school field trip. And if the oversharer doesn’t get you, then you might have a Chatty Cathy in the ranks who spends a good chunk of the day with her endless chatter about everything under the sun, distracting you and everyone around her. If you’ve got one of these folks in your crew you can let them know you love to chat, but you’ve got a lot of deadlines and need to tend to your work first.

One of the last examples I’ve got is the co-worker who takes her cell phone into the restroom and proceeds to have a conversation while doing her “business.” My question is, what do you do when it’s time to flush? I got my answer when my product marketing director told me about the time she was on the phone with her VP when all of a sudden she heard it–the sound of a flush!

Do you witness these common co-worker annoyances happening in your office? Got any you want to add to the list? Let’s hear ’em and how you deal in the comments below!

This article by VerticalResponse CEO and founder Janine Popick originally appeared on Inc.com.