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People bully each other at work? As adults?
Yes. All those childhood bullies grow up and get jobs. Many in middle management, where they can bully yo their heart's content
Sometimes people at least try, depends in part on the workplace and in part on the person they're attempting to bully as to what happens as a result.
You'd be absolutely astonished what grown adults do in the work place