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r/madlads • u/ycr007 • 15d ago
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These middle management types are sweating because thanks to the remote work boom, people are starting to realize how little they actually bring to the table
22 u/Autogen-Username1234 14d ago Absolute twat of a line manager at a job I was in. "You're an ex-army man aren't you, Autogen? Well, I'm like your Sergeant. You understand why you should follow my instructions?" I was a Captain. 9 u/evilbrent 14d ago I got married pretty early. In my 20s one of my bosses went to give me some marriage advice "... How long have you been married?" "Eight years." He had two ex wives at the time. "Ah. I've never been married that long." He never gave me his advice. 11 u/Codex_Dev 14d ago At least he backed off and recognized he was wrong. 8 u/evilbrent 14d ago He was a good boss
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Absolute twat of a line manager at a job I was in.
"You're an ex-army man aren't you, Autogen? Well, I'm like your Sergeant. You understand why you should follow my instructions?"
I was a Captain.
9 u/evilbrent 14d ago I got married pretty early. In my 20s one of my bosses went to give me some marriage advice "... How long have you been married?" "Eight years." He had two ex wives at the time. "Ah. I've never been married that long." He never gave me his advice. 11 u/Codex_Dev 14d ago At least he backed off and recognized he was wrong. 8 u/evilbrent 14d ago He was a good boss
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I got married pretty early. In my 20s one of my bosses went to give me some marriage advice "... How long have you been married?"
"Eight years."
He had two ex wives at the time. "Ah. I've never been married that long."
He never gave me his advice.
11 u/Codex_Dev 14d ago At least he backed off and recognized he was wrong. 8 u/evilbrent 14d ago He was a good boss
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At least he backed off and recognized he was wrong.
8 u/evilbrent 14d ago He was a good boss
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He was a good boss
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u/karer3is 15d ago
These middle management types are sweating because thanks to the remote work boom, people are starting to realize how little they actually bring to the table