HR Tells Dad to Let Wife Handle Sick Kids—So He Maliciously Complies and Crashes Company Deadlines
If there’s one thing HR hates, it’s having to actually do the job they were hired for.
If there’s one thing HR hates, it’s having to actually do the job they were hired for.
Funny how “strict policy” softens when you pick the inconvenient option.
Let’s hope she encourages the professor to be a little more forgiving with his next class.
Micromanaging almost never equals good managing.
Turns out quitting was the best raise he could have asked for.
The real problem here was bad communication.
Ignoring the call would have been a better approach than this reply.
You have to do what your boss says if you want to keep your job.
They’re being completely ridiculous.
You want a doctor’s certificate, you got it!
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