Redditors Call Out Their Managers While Revealing The Worst Things They Did To Them

They might seem far-fetched, but we know what it's like out there.

Maryjane

• Published in Interesting
• August 14, 2024

It's safe to say that things are getting tougher by the day. These days, to even reach the point of an interview, you essentially have to drown in a sea of icy "Good luck in your future endeavors!" application rejections, with no guarantee that you will be hired.

All job seekers become accustomed to rejection despite the fact that it erodes one's confidence. With every rejection letter, your hopes of landing a job keep dropping, at which point everything appears to be like a bad dream or nightmare.

So, it makes sense that many employees will go to great lengths to save their jobs, even if it means putting up with their horrible boss. We know that a strong leader is important to the success of any team at work.

It's no secret that a successful company may be made or broken by its boss, but alas, not every employee is fortunate enough to have one. Some managers make their workers' lives unbearable for more than eight hours a day, five days a week.

It can happen for a number of reasons, most of which have to do with how they handle their staff members. From delusional demands and toxic management to terrible things managers dare to say to workers under them, this list has and says it all.

So, ready to start?

And the question has been dropped...

It's amazing how much a good manager can do for their team, positively and over time, to the point where it may even directly affect how they behave. So why can't these manager just be good to their workers?

It's really baffling and the replies from Redditors below are even way more alarming. Keep scrolling down to check them out for yourself.

I definitely prefer bonding with my bed

Taking time off after the death of a loved one

Taking the credit for someone else's work is just mean

You can have a genuine friendship with someone of the opposite gender

Taking notes of a meeting of self congratulations

Not going hard after a ball in gap Reggie

This Redditor told them that there was nothing to confess

"I told them I didn't want to lose you"

If you don't come to work, consider yourself fired

Being encouraged to leave the organisation is not right, according to the manager

Not being trusted to work without constant supervision

The Redditor was not even there on that day

Even though the employee and employer don't have to be best friends, it's only fair that you get along as much as possible to create a positive work environment that you can enjoy every day from 9 to 5. Sadly, though, things aren't always like this.

Do you have an experience to share about your employer? Drop them in the comments section below, and don't forget to share this article as well.

Maryjane