Accounting clerk gets denied a raise after assuming the work of 2-3 people, she quits, overwhelms her boss with tasks: 'My ex-boss quit [just] two weeks after I left'

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• This story just goes to show that when managers refuse to acknowledge your hard work, it's often because they are either protecting their own interests or those of the company. Clearly, this employee did all of the work that merited a salary bump, but her manager wasn't able to make that happen or simply did not want to grant her that justified request.

  Thankfully, she would come to regret that decision when the tables were turned and she had to bear the burden of all that responsibility. 

• "My Previous Supervisor Quit Right After I Did"

  
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