Boss demands employee stop taking advantage of their flexible hours and end workdays at exactly 4 pm, then takes it back after realizing the effects on company output: ‘He admitted he was wrong’

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  No more taking advantage of flexible hours your day ends att 4:00 PM from now on!

  
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• How would your boss react to something like that? Would they own up to their mistake, or find a way to blame it on you?

  If your answer is the former, consider holding on to your job for as long as you can, because that is a rare unicorn. If it's the latter, maybe brush up your resume when you get the chance…

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