Classify Co-Worker Types

When I started to work I was not aware of all the different types of workers. Each co-worker had a different way of doing things and a different personality. I can classify them into four categories because they are the most common, the lazy, the complainer, the talker, and the know-it-all. My first job was at Target, and I encountered the know-it-all that was always telling me how to do things because he had been there longer. I also met the lazy co-worker that made my work harder. My next and current job was at Foot locker, here I faced the complainer. This person complained about the long hours and all the work he had to do. At both my jobs I’ve met a person that is a talker, a lazy, a complainer, and a know-it-all.
A lazy co-worker always wants to get their task done so they don’t get in trouble with management but they do it with little effort as possible. They take shortcuts doing the work. For example if ordered to organize some boxes according to size and color, a lazy worker will only do the ones that are on the top or a few that will be checked by the supervisor. Due to the worker’s inability to complete a task the correct way someone else will have to fix them another day, and cause payroll to be wasted. The
People who talk a lot at work tend to know everybody and there’s always a topic of conversation with every person they meet. The talker sometimes slows down a project because they will continue to talk while the other people are working and even make the others stop. The talker also does hand gestures and noise to go with their story. If you need to know something about someone else you go and talk to this person. The other type of talker is the one that talks only about personal stuff. All of the other workers hear about where they live, family members, pets and hobbies. This type of talker is particularly annoying to everybody because no one really asks to know about