After repeatedly watching her coworker present her ideas as his own, this employee publicly reclaimed ownership of her work and was criticized for doing so.

I'm sure a lot of us remember the frustration of telling the kid sitting next to you in class a joke that you thought of, only for them to immediately repeat it louder to the teacher and the entire class. 

Cue laughter. Cue daggers staring from your glare right into the back of that kid's head. You can feel your ears turning red from the sinking, embarrassing feeling of the slight. That feeling of frustration as everyone, even the teacher, erupts with laughter.

Ever wonder what happens to those kids? Who they go on to become? Well, as it turns out, they very likely became your coworkers.