Redditor and r/antiwork subscriber u/usedallmypowerups posted this story to the popular subreddit today. r/antiwork is a subreddit that has been gaining huge momentum on Reddit as the “Great Resignation" goes into full swing.

Save a dollar. Lose a fortune.

"So incompetent that it would make Neanderthals look intelligent."

Sounds like a good solution.

A lesson in appreciating your employees.

When u/Tigerdragon180 was working for a large firm as a contractor for the IT department, his experience was one that people often have within a giant, bloated corporate behemoth. The managers were unreliable, the expectations were too high, and the company had an odd culture “That tried to sell more work as being a sign of praise rather than pay you to do the more work." That sounds like something that the owner or CEO thought of one day when they were sitting on the toilet, and all the “Yes M…

"It's a privilege to work here. You should do so for less money." - This Employer Probably

"But we're SO short-staffed!"

Taking one in order to avoid taking blame.

Redditor, u/MisterBowTies , shared this story to the r/maliciouscompliance subreddit this week. When they were working for a physical media chain, they were brought on board to help at a new location. This meant that they were still hiring all roles, so the District Manager hired u/MisterBowTies since the position of his direct report was still vacant. The District Manager hired u/MisterBowTies with the mutual understanding that he would have a narrow window of availability. But that narrow win…

She got exactly what she asked for.

Dr. Awesome pulls through.

They were only concerned about the cost of the gate. Not worker safety.

Who is replaceable now?

Say “Mandatory Company TikTok” and try to keep a straight face.

Isn’t that illegal?