Underpaid employee humiliated by micromanaging boss for repeatedly wearing the same clothes to the office

There are times when a less lucrative job with excellent chances for advancement is preferable. However, deciding to accept such a role carries a number of disadvantages of its own.

The story below is an account of a frustrated worker. The original poster (OP) started a new job recently. However, despite all of the fantastic learning opportunities, the salary is really low. OP did not consider this a problem, even though it meant she could not afford premium labels or to spend money on a ton of clothes every other week. However, her supervisor made sure to express her concerns every day and didn't seem to share her opinion on the subject.

That said, if you happen to be interested to know what happens next and if OP keeps working with this terrible manager, be sure to read the story below! After you're done, don't forget to read the story about the entitled parents who are threatening to sue their daughter despite her years of generosity and free housing because of a $3 rent increase!

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