Delusional Boss Gets Called Out After Trying To Humiliate Employee

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Mayarey
Nov 23, 2021 9:00 AM EST

It's amazing how easy it is to become evil with the smallest amount of power. Someone is given the tiniest amount of responsibility and suddenly they're eager to exploit it as well as every person who is figuratively beneath them. We all love to hear stories about rude bosses getting called out for their nonsensical behavior, but how often does that really happen in the workplace?

Well, buckle up because in this Reddit post someone shares their real-deal first-hand experience calling out their rude boss.

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    Font - r/AmltheAsshole u/TAbademployee · 3h 3 6 2 5 e 9 AITAH for being REALLY honest with my manager in front of her boss?
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    Font - So, I have been a SAHM for several years. I worked very hard on our budget, shopping, meal prep ext and we were ok.
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    Human body - We recently became empty nesters. The last one moved out, pays her own bills, got a scholarship ext.
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    Smile - I was bored so I decided to take one of the many grocery store jobs available at the store across the street.
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    Human body - My intent was part time but they quickly moved me to a different, full time position, which I do like and am good at and it pays quote a bit more.
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    Font - The store is short staffed and I have been doing my best to help but recently my manager sat me down with her boss(witness) to have a "documented discussion" about how I am not a team player, because I won't help other departments even though I am struggling to get my own stuff done because my position should have 3 people but it's just me.
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    Font - They wanted me to sign a paper acknowledging that my behavior was unacceptable.
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    Font - I told my manager "you need me, I don't need you. In my previous position in management I learned it will cost your store an average of 10k to hire and train a replacement. I also know you have a 'walk in interviews welcome' sign outside every day and you all are stressing about how short staffed you are and have limited applications. So no, I won't sign this, feel free to fire me. There are 10 stores within a mile that are also offering walk in interviews. So, no, I won't sign this. You
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    Font - Still have a job 3 days later and everyone is acting like nothing happened, but some people are saying I am being the AH because the management is also struggling because they are short staffed. 3.3k 3 286 1, Share +
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    Hair - OP has offered the following explanation for why they think they might be the asshole: I basically pointed out to my manager that her authority held no weight in front of her boss
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    Font - amelia_airhart · 3h 2 Awards NTA, you called their bluff and they folded. You're right, they need you a lot more than you need them, and they should treat you way better for doing the work of three people by yourself! Edit: First award ever, thank you so much! G Reply 1 4.2k 3 ...
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    Font - Nina_Innsted · 3h Partassipant [1] alread gon NTA good for you that you stood up for yourself. G Reply 1 1.1k 3 ...
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