Recent comments in /f/tifu

smurfgrl417 t1_j66h9d8 wrote

Well now she can go be a rockstar with colleagues that won't throw her under the bus when the company comes sniffing for reasons to fire her because they can't use her health as an excuse. And you.... well you get life experience. What you learn from this is up to you. If you have a good manager, and you want to keep that manager, don't complain about them to higher ups, especially not if prompted.

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WHOISTIRED t1_j66fpgw wrote

I mean, when you're over exaggerating the situation you're in it loses its funny value. If you weren't home and say at an airport or something of the like, then it would definitely be a TIFU and an actual moment where you DEFINITELY fucked up. This is a minor inconvenience that most of us have already been through.

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HipposWild t1_j66eizv wrote

Lot of hate in these comments but a lot of people grow fast in corporate structure by being a sociopath. Sociopaths are incredibly good at making you think they're trying to help you before using you as a shield to do something they were going to anyway.

Her boss knew this was long covid issues. Didn't care. Wanted any excuse and probably asked leading questions till they got the answers they wanted.

My bosses boss kept asking me "right but I'm not ending this call till you give me stone improvement areas. Like if she knew more about xyz she'd be better equipped right?" Sure more knowledge will always make you better. He's definitely putting down that feedback as mine if I even hint at being agreeable. He was also putting that down no matter what and got where he did by shifting blame.

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JazzTree t1_j66d5x8 wrote

It's definitely not a wise decision to drive without a license. That said, he didn't trust you even before you did that and thought you would cheat on him. Do you really want to invest your love and care into someone who is untrusting as a default?

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