The Moment You Understood Your Workplace Was Toxic

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Thomasa 3 year s ago

#3 There should be laws against this. No, because that would be communism.

Ephraim 3 year s ago

Thomasa,

In many countries ther are laws against this....

Liz 3 year s ago

In my last job, they were always going on about being feminists and equal opportunities etc. (even though the office was mostly women) to the point of having a job opening and complaining only men were applying (it was a tech lead role, go figure) and then when a woman applied and performed literally the worst I've ever seen in an interview, way underperforming when the other applicants answered all the questions without getting angry or defensive, and then they hired her on the spot, I quit a month later. She had no clue when she started, and I wasn't about to shore up that cr#p.

Tony 3 year s ago

Terrible strories ! Sorry for you !

Marsha 3 year s ago

#19 What the heck was his/her given name, “dumbf@#k”?

Alfy 3 year s ago

#28 Welcome to reality

Bennie 3 year s ago

Yeah.. most of these stories are hiding "the other side of the story" just around the corner...

Oswald 3 year s ago

At the end of a tense manager's production meeting, where we all wondered how we could cope with the volume of work, it was announced that the boss wouldn't be in work that day as he had contracted gastric flu. The volume of the shouts of 'Thank f^&k for that' & 'Couldn't happen to a better person' told me that he was hated by all & it looked like I was the only one likely to not put up with his bullying & rants.

Bessie 3 year s ago

And America best places on the world?????
I love Belgium.

"I went to go tell my boss and said that I had finally planned my wedding and my honeymoon. She told me, 'No, that's not gonna work for us' because it's on a certain date that our magazine gets published — even though I had told her more than six months in advance. I was a salesperson, so my job was done by the time the magazine gets published."