Three years ago I called out a coworker for stealing credit and I still get the cold shoulder
Back in 2022 I had this project at the mail sorting facility in Fresno where I put together a new route plan that cut our overtime by 15%. My supervisor, Dan, presented it to the district manager like he came up with it, didn't even say my name once. I waited until the next team meeting and just said, 'Dan, why didn't you mention I built that route model?' in front of everyone. He went red and mumbled something about 'collaborative effort' and ever since then the whole crew treats me like I'm radioactive. People at this job act like calling out a lie is worse than telling one, and I'm tired of it. Has anyone else ever burned a bridge just by asking for basic credit where you work?