Top Trending Work Fails That Prove How Out of Touch Employers Are

If your boss thinks improving work culture means mandating more in-person time, then these work fails are for you!

 

These moments were compiled from some of the top trending posts on Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit, and most of these ridiculous work fails speak for themselves. Bosses firing employees for being right…potential employers asking ridiculous leading questions…managers texting and calling well after you're off the clock. These are universal occurrences that need to be called out more so these horrible bosses can truly learn how horrible they are. It's not enough to let things slide anymore and promise to advocate for yourself "next time." With work culture changes trending the way that they are, this is the time to step up, call out, and let employers know if they are completely out of touch. At a certain point, they're going to have to change or they'll have nobody working for them at all. 

 

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