“He Couldn’t Run the Place Without Me”: Toxic Manager Forced Out After Key Employee Walks
If no one wants the job, maybe the boss is the problem.
If no one wants the job, maybe the boss is the problem.
She should still take some responsibility.
If you have to lie to hire someone, you are doing your job wrong.
Sometimes it is best to just do as you are told while you are at work.
As with most things in life, there is not just one source of the problem.
If her manager approved her PTO, why does HR have a problem with it?
Janitors work hard and deserve the utmost respect.
That supervisor thought that the job was way more important than it really was.
She walked out in solidarity, but then walked right back in, which defeats the purpose.
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