'Where are you?': Worker quits, boss schedules them anyways and accuses them of 'no showing'

Brad Dickson • Managing Editor

May 29, 2023 1:00 PM EDT

When you give notice to your job, it's usually done to let your workplace know that you intend not to show up anymore—like, that's the whole point. You're not saying, "Oh, yeah, feel free to keep me on the roster when it's convenient for you." You're saying, "I'm leaving now, and I intend never to return. Good riddance to the lot of you."

Like ending any relationship, there's a chance that either party may not cope so well with the sudden change. Still, when it's your ego-maniac boss having a delusional meltdown–refusing to accept your inevitable departure despite not caring about you for the entire time you worked there—it's hard to feel bad for them…

This worker gave their notice to their boss, who—in complete denial—still continued to schedule past their final day. When they left, their boss angrily accused them of no-showing.

They shared their experience on Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit, generating a buzz of responses from the active community.

Next, check out this boss who boasted about their new standing desk but refused to let anyone else have one.

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