‘‘It looked like I'd typed entire sentences in Wingdings’: Coworker tries to sabotage employee's weekly report, HR gets involved when edits to the document reveal she's the culprit

Weekly reports—we've all got 'em. It's a concise and constant way to keep track of the tasks in your role's progression and should not be taken lightly. At the end of the day, that's the progress that the higher-ups see, and we all know how much C-suite executives love their results.

With that said, these reports are not to be messed with. They're the culmination of what you actually do at work. So, when a sneaky coworker decides to sabotage your work and mess around with your money, you jump on the opportunity to out them as the sneaky person they are.

In this next Reddit story, a supervisor tells their employee that their weekly reports are nearly unreadable. The fonts have been changed, the formatting is all wrong, and the colors of the rainbow are in those documents. The original poster (OP) and employee in the story doesn't see how this is possible given everything looks stellar from their side, but they quickly realize someone is out to get them in their office. They made an enemy not only with OP, but technology—the writing never lies. Scroll to read.

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