When the chill manager left for a few days, the tyrannical assistant manager was left in charge. I don't think anyone at that company expected her reign to go so badly, as u/koldtee69 explained in their story of malicious compliance.
No supervisor is perfect, and they all have their faults. But being a relaxed, chill manager is preferable for most employees you ask. When something goes wrong, you don't want the person who's freaking out to be in charge. You want the person who can take a joke and separate real offenses from personal slights.
This assistant manager, Judith, got the opportunity to be the head of the management team for just a few days. She took every opportunity to be petty towards the other employees (and apparently she was already known for writing workers up constantly). Keep scrolling to check out the entire story below.
Speaking of crazy workplace stories, these people are sharing the worst things they've discovered at their places of business, like one office that keeps a bottle of coffee creamer right next to the soap at the kitchen sink.
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