Department Lead Throws Employee Under Bus, Gets Their Comeuppance

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mattstaff
Oct 23, 2020 5:00 PM EDT

Tammy was out there playing with fire. Fortunately, this employee was able to catch Tammy and some other shady cheaters, and ultimately serve them the justice that they deserved. Tammy just had to learn the hard way that the truth can set you free, or more accurately, it can turn you loose. 

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  • 01
    Text - r/ProRevenge u/Limecherrry • 3y + Join Department Lead threw me under the bus and got me suspended. Background: I work with a Client services center and do Project Planning and Over-site. I have privileges and security clearances to that which not even low- management have but no authority to delegate tasks or make requests. This is important because a low level manager can order me to pull client-restricted data they normally don't have access too. While they have to go through their sup
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  • 02
    Text - Text - Introducing Tammy, she's one of 3 leads for our Call Center department. Tammy is very much your typical sneaky, back-stabbing bitch who has a chip on her shoulder for anyone standing in her way for getting what she wants. She made a series of requests to ask for two separate reports. One report would detail one half of a piece of confidential order placement information while the second report would detail the other half of the order placement information. By itself, these reports
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  • 03
    Text - Text - As these things go, Tammy got discovered going into clients orders as if she had their permission. Rather than fess up to doing anything wrong, she threw ME under the bus. "Limecherrry, gave me this information and does so daily, see!?". Tammy and I were temporarily suspended without pay until the investigation was over. Turns out, no "wrong doing" was discovered on Tammy's part nor my part and the "loophole" reports were stopped as they were irrelevant. Because of the way the inve
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  • 04
    Text - Nearly a year goes by and I was given a task for some forensic research on a closed off, highly controlled database. Many department leads were involved, including Tammy whom I had little contact with after the above incident. I took several painstaking weeks to sift through several hundred thousand records and this was supposed to be routine data queries. What I found was something different. A massive series of date errors that didn't match up to previously compiled reports taken from t
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  • 05
    Text - Turns out that Tammy and several other leads in her department had been using the client order placement log in's to manipulate order placement times weeks after the fact to it made them look really good. Because the "client" appeared to change the order dates, no red flags were present when first investigation took place on ACTIVE orders. They were manipulating past orders a little at a time. They were the top department for months on end because of this and even got bonuses and recognit
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  • 06
    Text - After presenting my through findings, our compliance department concluded that several leads/managers were fudging dates to make their departments look better than they were actually doing. The result was, 1 termination of a backstabbing bitch named Tammy, 1 demotion of a lead who knew of the deception but didn't say anything. The 3rd lead had already left the company earlier in the year. I'm told that Tammy is also being being sued for the bonuses and rewards she earned in false pretense
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