'The rest of the team resigned': 20+ Employees who left their bad bosses for better jobs

Just know that if you don't absolutely love your job, there's a better one out there waiting for you! In case you needed a reminder today, just listen to these people who left their jobs for a very important reason: fleeing their terrible bosses.

As this person wrote, a common sentiment is that "people don't leave bad jobs, they leave bad bosses." That's because most people care a lot about their work, and they want to give it their all. But when their manager doesn't have their back, or demands constant overtime, or never thanks them for their contributions, they start daydreaming about greener grass elsewhere. It can be quite defeating to work hard and never be thanked for it, and then watch as your boss throws you under the bus or points out every one of your mistakes. It's enough to make an employee start searching anywhere for a place to work that won't make them pull their hair out. Sure, it's a pain to job hunt, but finding a job that makes you enthusiastic is so much more satisfying than dreading your 9-5.

Up next, these employees got called to HR for some pretty hilarious reasons, like one worker who sadly recalled they are "not allowed to talk about turtles anymore."

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