Laboratory technician refuses to continue picking up the slack of his deadweight lab partner, so he quits and leaves management with the lazy employee they favored for months: ‘No more breaking my back’

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• When you're a diligent hard-worker, productivity and speed in the workplace is rewarding. Call me a nerd, but one of my favorite things on the job is checking off all of the tasks on my “To-Do” list for the day; it means I've earned an equally chill evening at home. But when you're paired up with a ball and chain as your lab partner, suddenly your group projects are lagging, deadlines are missed, and that “To-Do” list is gathering dust in the corner. And that's not something I could tolerate either…

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