If there’s one thing you learn after working for a big company — being a cog in a machine — is that people are expendable. And that’s precisely what Reddit user Durncha just realized.
The man has been a manager at a store for years and had a great track record. Superb sales numbers, impressive employee retention; the corporate office was very happy with his results. But it hated the way Durncha achieved them. You see, he actually listened to his team and treated them like human beings.
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The manager went to countless meetings where he was schooled for caring, and eventually got kicked out for it.
In the end, he made a post about everything he went through on the subreddit r/AntiWork, and it perfectly captures how cold and inhumane the system can be.
One Reddit user wanted to vent after getting fired from a company he dedicated years of his life to
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So he made a post, describing the corporate BS he had to deal with
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People think the only losers in this story are the executives who just lost a valuable employee
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