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Because you were silently judged. Behind your back. Always.
my inner voice leaking
And...?
And what? Everyone realized you were an asshole there is no and.
Or, unlike you, people got the joke.
Did anyone laugh? Did anyone else start calling people the wrong name? Is it possible that you are this confrontational in real life and no one wanted to interact with you?
I'll bet real money everyone just avoided him and he took that as them "getting the joke". 🤣
For someone who derides confrontationality you certainly seem to want an argument.
And maybe don't expect a farewell card!
So, you're assuming that the big boss was widely respected based on the fact that no one corrected me?
I was just making a joke, but no, the subtext of it was that everyone thinks you're weird or otherwise off-putting, so they don't engage with you.
But there's plenty of reasons why they wouldn't correct you. Maybe they thought it was funny, or hated the boss too, I don't know!
lol why these people getting mad at you for this?
I have no idea. I've been telling this story for years and this is the first time anyone ever thought I was being mean to the boss.
Here's one story about how bad he was. He instituted a policy where we were both understaffed and had an overtime cap. People who wanted to fill needed positions couldn't work because they were capped, and people who didn't want to work were getting forced to stay.
a company I used to work for did stupid shit like that too. it used to run smoothly, once in a while there would be too many people on a shift but usually it was good to handle surges. then they fired almost everyone, hired fewer replacements at lower wages and prohibited overtime. then when surges happened and we ground to a halt, they'd start having a melt down and got punitive and started restricting breaks and other shit. jerks!
We'd be here for the next six weeks if I started in on my old job and the mistakes the bosses made.