r/MaliciousCompliance - BOSS Demanded EVERYTHING In Writing… So I SHUT IT ALL DOWN!
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In today’s episode of Malicious Compliance, a customer demands to speak to the manager and gets exactly what she asked for in the most unexpected way. A fast-food rule change backfires spectacularly, a biscuit crisis brings a restaurant to its knees, and an office descends into chaos over one manager’s love of paperwork. Finally, a developer learns why silencing QA is a terrible idea. These stories are packed with power trips, public callouts, and just the right amount of corporate karma.
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