After getting fired from their job, employee leaves a bad review about management, then discovers their boss left a fake review in response: ‘He gave himself a glowing review’

Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor

Jul 5, 2024 12:00 PM EDT

Being able to leave an honest review on anything is one of the most beneficial tools of the internet. Building a community that wants to share their experiences for the sake of other people is an advantage that we should appreciate much more than we do.

Take your workplace for example. In many companies, there are hundreds of employees who go through their work day in the offices and have a working relationship with coworkers and management. When an employee leaves, they should have the opportunity to share their experience in the company with other employees and future employees to come. Not to mention that future employees benefit a lot from being able to learn about a place of work before actually starting to work there.

What happened in this two-parter Reddit story can attest to how important it is that an employee can share their piece of mind about their company after they were unjustifiably fired, but it can also attest to how other people in the company use the same tool to benefit themselves.

Scroll down to read the full story and make sure to scroll all the way down for the update that followed. Up next, is a story of an employee forced to work on her PTO.

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