'By the time she'll notice, I'll be long gone': Employee quits job, micromanager demands they send onboarding documents for next hire, employee sends glitched files instead

Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor

May 10, 2024 7:00 AM EDT

When leaving a place of work, some people leave while still maintaining a good relationship with their boss and coworkers, and some people.. well, not so much. Most of it depends on the ongoing relationship they had with those people while still at that place of work, but it also depends on the reason they eventually leave.

The person in this Reddit story resigned from their job after an unpleasant working experience, so their relationship with the people they worked with was not the best, especially not with their boss. After the boss learned about OP's (original poster) imminent departure, she panicked and demanded OP create a handover document containing all of OP's responsibilities. But, as I said, OP's relationship with their boss was not a good one, so they decided to send her corrupted files instead of the ones she demanded.

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