News reporter quits job after getting caught using ChatGPT to do her work, she plans a goodbye party, coworker refuses to attend: ‘I honestly have no interest in celebrating her quitting’

Some employees, as soon as they set foot on the first day on the job, will make it loud and clear that they do not want to be there. They have no problem letting everyone know that the last thing they want to do is actually work. 

How they keep their job for more than a week is beyond me…

That is exactly what crossed my mind when I read the story below. From day one, this news reporter was very vocal about her lack of interest in the job. So much so that she had no problem letting everyone know that she used ChatGPT to do her job. Surprisingly, she wasn't fired after getting caught, or after she made a big mistake live on-air, but it wasn't long before she decided to quit herself, six months into the job.

Now, some coworkers are planning her goodbye party, but one of them is refusing to attend. Keep scrolling to read why.

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