Employee Quit In Frustration After Discovering He Was Lied About The Work-From-Home Option

Manda Garcia

Apparently, many companies are engaging in the troubling practice of misleading their employees through deceptive job postings. This behavior can be considered a scam, as they exaggerate the benefits, options, and rewards while downplaying the true workload to entice potential workers into joining their company. However, the harsh reality unfolds once these employees become part of the company, discovering that everything they were promised was merely a lie.


A similar experience was encountered by Reddit user u/meghanerd, who applied for a job primarily because the company offered a work-from-home option. The job description explicitly indicated that employees would have the flexibility to work from home regularly, only needing to be physically present at the workplace when necessary. Yet, upon starting the job, this employee quickly realized the employer's deceit, as they were only allowed to work from home on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Scroll down for more details!

OP informed the boss that he was working from home just to be asked why. Can you believe it?

Source: meghanerd

The boss said the exact opposite of what was written in the job description.

Source: meghanerd

Apparently, there would be a meeting with HR.

Source: meghanerd

Oh! No meeting? OP just quit right away.

Source: meghanerd

OP made his points clear. Bravo!

Source: meghanerd
Let's see what fellow Reddit members have to say.

This boss took the audacity to the next level.

Source: erranmars98

If only they had the brain cells to understand that.

Source: MissEllieJ

Companies and employees should discuss their policies beforehand.

Source: BunchOCrunch

Certified savage!

Uh-oh

Source: doc_witt

LOL! That's exactly what happens to many out there!

Source: Nihirax

Wait, what?

Source: Dzeav

It's only a matter of time.

Source: Lootcifer_exe