Manager Fired On False Accusations, Entire Team Walks Out

Brad Dickson • Managing Editor

May 21, 2022 5:00 PM EDT

There's no truer sign of a great manager than inspiring loyalty in their subordinates. Bonus points if you can achieve this while smashing targets. It reminds me of this quote from somewhere that I can't quite place… But I'm certain that it's from some sort of literary masterpiece…

"The truest victory my son… is stirring the hearts of your people." -Terenas Menethil II.

Well, this manager managed to do both the things listed above. She smashed targets and turned around stores, but when push came to shove, and she was pushed out over some petty political bulls#*t, her workers realized that they knew where their loyalties lay.

This thread was posted to Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit, a subreddit where workers share stories about their exploitative work environments. It was originally posted by the manager's husband, Redditor u/PladBaer, but the manager herself joined to give a first-hand account of the incident under the account u/kiindraka.

Keep scrolling to see screenshots of the original post and the reactions.

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