• jecht360@lemmy.world
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      11 hours ago

      Yep. Everyone has learning moments where they’re an asshole at some point though. At the time I was concerned about keeping my job. I think the part that matters is if you reflect and learn from the situation.

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      24 hours ago

      I think it’s also worth bearing in mind that he was told to by his bosses as part of his job. I understand it would be nice to let her know, but risking your employment (and therefore your income, home, healthcare, etc.), is a bad idea. Unfortunately I think OP was caught behind a rock and a hard place. The blame here falls on management, as it usually does, not on OP.

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        10 hours ago

        There were several ridiculous things she got away with and these weren’t even what was cited as the reason they fired her.

        -Stole the company Thanksgiving turkey

        -She would take every single snack in the office and shove them all inside her desk.

        -At one point she was trying to build a gaming PC at home and took the RAM out of her work desktop. She then came running to IT because her computer wouldn’t work.

        -Fried the wiring in a whole section of cubicles by running multiple plug-in heaters at once.