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10+ Absurd And Ridiculous Texts From The Most Terrible Bosses Ever

For well over a century, managers have complained that "nobody wants to work," yet they never seem to think about how their own behaviors may have contributed to low staff retention.
It's difficult not to understand why no one would want to work for them after reading these text message exchanges between managers and their subordinates who ought to resign after getting them.
We have searched all over the Internet and are more than happy (or not) to share with you the most prominent cases of bad bosses demonstrated through the texts they sent to their employees.
The images were taken from the subreddit r/antiwork. And if you feel excited with our article, don't forget to give us a thumb up!

#1. This boss is refusing to pay contractual PTO in the future:

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#2. "Seriously?!"

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#3. Splash Kingdom, a "Christian" waterpark, Hudson Oaks Texas.

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#4. This boss who hit on their new hire:

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#5. "My paycheck was short because of a schedule change, but the money didn't show up on the next paycheck. My boss just sent me this."

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#6. "Ha, got this text yesterday. Fu*k you and your $60"

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#7. "I work for USPS. Corporate likes to send out messages almost every day to carriers. This was the message today."

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#8. "My mom asked for a day off after 17 days straight of work and boss said no."

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#9. "Put in my notice because my boss asked me if I could change the day I put my dog to sleep."

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#10. "I have nothing else to say here but"

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#11. "A text conversation I had the day I was supposed to go sign new hire paperwork."

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#12. "I was rear ended at 30mph whilst stationary and signed off sick from work by the hospital, and got this text 4 days later."

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#13. 16 y/o daughter worked a first shift and is being offered a “free meal” as payment.

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