A coworker gives you all her work when your supervisor isn't around. You already have your own work to do, and it's not your responsibility to do her job.

You're working at customer service by yourself and listening to customers complain. You don't want to do this job independently because it gives your anxiety.

A customer comes up to you while you're organizing the shoes. The customer keeps asking questions, but you don't know the answers.

At the pharmacy you like to stock the shelves instead of working at the cash register. Your supervisor keeps switching you to the cash register in the middle of your shift.

You always get stuck cleaning the store's bathroom. It seems like your supervisor never makes the other worker clean the bathrooms.

Your coworker jokes about how slowly you're ringing up customers at the cash register. It is uncomfortable and awkward.

You're facing the merchandise with a coworker who keeps bumping into your cart and knocking it over. The merchandise is touching the floor and you notice that the merchandise is getting dirty.

You have to work with a rude coworker. They're always being mean or making jokes.

A coworker makes rude comments when you remind them of store rules while you're working together. You want to make sure the job is done correctly.

Your supervisor keeps changing your schedule at the last minute. The changes mess up your routine and it's hard to deal with the changes.

While preparing vegetables, your coworker keeps criticizing how you chop vegetables. You were taught how to chop vegetables by the chef and know you are doing it right.

While restocking shelves, your coworker keeps talking to you and it's distracting. You can't focus on your job.