Workplace karma sometimes happens.

This man got fired after being denied the allowance he deserved.

He tried to apply to several companies and finally got hired as a document verification process head.

Years later, he crossed paths with the same manager who fired him.

And he didn’t make it easy for the manager to land a deal.

Read the story below to find out more.

He fired so he fired!

This is the story of one of my ex-colleagues.

His contract was not in a remote location.

But he was forced to work remotely as his financial situation was bad.

This man got fired for asking for his allowance.

He asked for the allowance he was supposed to get.

But the manager refused and fired him.

He took the hit and went on to multiple jobs.

Years later, he somehow ended up as a document verification process head.

The manager moved to a new company and ended up serving the man he fired.

The manager moved as well and got into a contractor company.

The guy he fired was now on the client side.

The manager had to get a bill approved for about 2 million dollars.

Every time he went, my ex-colleague rejected it, giving some valid excuse.

About a dozen times!

The manager got fired for not being able to close the deal.

The contractor was furious, as his company was about to go bankrupt.

Somehow, a low-level worker was sent.

My ex-colleague approved and sent a note to the contractor.

Why can’t the manager understand the simple process of documentation?

He was fired immediately. Well, what went around came around…

Let’s find out what others have to say about this.

This user shares their personal thoughts.

Indeed! What an accurate point.

Here’s another short and simple remark.

And finally, this one got it.

What goes around, comes around.

Eventually.

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