‘She wasn’t missed’: Nepo baby takes credit for everyone else’s work, ends up getting fired

You know you must be particularly bad at your job when your Daddy is best buds with the CEO and you still can't help but get fired. That's what happened to this Redditor's coworker, who was hired with next to no experience yet found a way to boss literally everyone around her and take credit for their work.

 

One day, OP wrote up a report and handed it to her, only to watch her immediately head directly into the CEO's office and give it to him, all while acting like it was her report. Well, you can guess what happened next. The Redditor decided to come up with a brilliant professional excuse to join her in the CEO's office and reveal that he was the author. Keep scrolling below for the full story and be sure to read the comment from OP about the fallout.

 

For more stories like this, here's one about a difficult customer in a toy store.

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