'Management has Zoom background of their office to pretend they're at the office': Employee calls out hypocritical bosses after enforcing return to office
There is nothing more eye-roll-inducing than confirming your suspicions that your boss does not follow the same rules you are expected to follow. It's like when you're in school and you're expected to complete the math test without a calculator. Then, later that day, you see your math teacher grading the same test with a calculator right by her side. If authority figures are unable to lead by example and to live up to the same set of expectations they enforce onto others, then they shouldn't be authority figures at all. Of course, as it relates to adulthood, this phenomenon manifests itself most obviously in the workplace.
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This thread was posted to Reddit's r/WFH subreddit by u/DoctorProfessorConor, an employee who recently endured their company's return to office process. When logging onto their weekly team meeting, they noticed that senior management's hands kept glitching when they raised them to speak. Despite appearances, it turns out they were not in their respective offices. They took a picture of their offices and used them as Zoom backgrounds while working from who knows where. Not only does this failed trick expose the hypocrisy of senior management, but also there is no question that they knew what they were doing was wrong. Otherwise, they wouldn't have tried to cover it up in the first place.
Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions in the comments section. For more content like this, check out this post about an employee who got their HR representative fired.
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