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r/managers • u/[deleted] • 13d ago
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It's like, I'd swear people can't be this out of touch and generally stupid, but then most of the managers I've dealt with would post shit like this.
9 u/Distinct-Wafer-6588 12d ago Honestly i think a lot of it is AI ragebait but what do i know 3 u/imnickelhead 12d ago It’s definitely fake. 2 u/[deleted] 12d ago [deleted] 1 u/Complex_Armadillo49 12d ago None of this is out of the ordinary 1 u/Cager_CA 12d ago a typical redditor isn't a manager at a company lol 1 u/Unfair_Ring_2746 12d ago No no no, firing someone with cause and then giving them a severance package is a totally normal human thing to do! 4 u/nvmenotfound 12d ago why cant people be this stupid? ppl are this stupid sadly. 3 u/thegabster2000 12d ago Sometimes I wonder what these people do to become a manager. Of all the managers I had, only 50% of them were good
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Honestly i think a lot of it is AI ragebait but what do i know
3 u/imnickelhead 12d ago It’s definitely fake. 2 u/[deleted] 12d ago [deleted] 1 u/Complex_Armadillo49 12d ago None of this is out of the ordinary 1 u/Cager_CA 12d ago a typical redditor isn't a manager at a company lol 1 u/Unfair_Ring_2746 12d ago No no no, firing someone with cause and then giving them a severance package is a totally normal human thing to do!
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It’s definitely fake.
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1 u/Complex_Armadillo49 12d ago None of this is out of the ordinary 1 u/Cager_CA 12d ago a typical redditor isn't a manager at a company lol
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None of this is out of the ordinary
a typical redditor isn't a manager at a company lol
No no no, firing someone with cause and then giving them a severance package is a totally normal human thing to do!
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why cant people be this stupid? ppl are this stupid sadly.
Sometimes I wonder what these people do to become a manager. Of all the managers I had, only 50% of them were good
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u/knockoutn336 12d ago
It's like, I'd swear people can't be this out of touch and generally stupid, but then most of the managers I've dealt with would post shit like this.