
r/MaliciousCompliance - CEO FIRED Me, Then I TOOK His Place!
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In today’s episode, we dive into stories of malicious compliance and managerial incompetence at its finest. First, we follow a whistleblower fired for using "unorthodox" but highly successful methods, who gets the last laugh as the NGO collapses after their departure. Then, we explore how bad metrics can backfire when a veteran railroad employee learns to game the system. And finally, a home business owner teaches a lesson in phone etiquette to an entitled doctor with one digit too-close for comfort. Karma, served cold and delightfully petty.
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