'I have the power to make your lives inconvenient': Employee promises to make coworkers work lives harder if they continue to leave spoiled food in the fridge, telling them to 'clean up after themselves'

Eleonora Bader

Apr 18, 2024 12:00 PM EDT

Some employees think that the office manager, HR, or whoever organizes the office works for them personally. See, I was an office manager back in the day, and people would leave the dining room an absolute mess. When I opened the fridge, I frequently thought that people were growing fungi there on purpose, by leaving their containers for weeks on end. It was so frustrating that I sent out countless emails, and even held an office meeting regarding the whole thing. Nothing changed, and I eventually quit. One employee, much like me, was totally fed up with their coworkers who acted like children instead of grown-ups. They sent an angry email detailing what they would do if their coworkers didn't get it together, fast. Scroll down to read the amusing email and then check out what everyone had to say about it. For more, here is an employee who called tech support after soaking a printer. It was not savable.

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