Rude Manager Calls Out Employee For Sitting In A Chair, Employee Quits On Spot

Oh, we've all encountered those bosses who nitpick and find fault in everything, as if they're just bored with their own lives. They even have the audacity to steal credit for their hardworking employees' accomplishments to impress their superiors. Seeing these people get their dose of comeuppance is oh-so-satisfying, isn't it? I mean, who hasn't fantasized about giving them a little flick on the forehead?

Well, this story features a guy who did just that. With broken bones in his foot, he informed his lead manager, who kindly allowed him to work sitting down. And guess what? He excelled at it! But here comes another manager, who happened to spot this on camera. Did they investigate? Nope! Instead, they messaged the employee and scolded him for sitting on the job. Seriously, what's wrong with sitting while packing stuff? It's beyond me! But, ignoring that, this manager was just plain rude.

Curious to know what unfolded next? Keep scrolling and find out!

Here is OP’s full story:

Without offering OP a chance to explain, the boss was angry right from the beginning.

However, OP did explain it and was quite surprised by how he was being treated.

Instead of apologizing, the boss doubled down.

OP had clearly reached their breaking point with the toxic environment.

That's why he chose to quit right then in the message.

No doubt about it, this post went viral faster than a sneeze in a crowded room, and boy, did it catch everyone's attention! People in the comments expressed their pride in how OP handled the situation.

Indeed, no one deserves to be treated like a second-class citizen.

Not everyone can stand up for themselves, so good on him for doing so!

But the story doesn't stop there; OP had some parting words for Reddit commenters.

Not only did he answer some questions that clarified why he was so quick to quit, but he also expressed gratitude to everyone for their support.

After taking a week off, he is ready to pursue a new job, and I believe he truly deserves it.

Honestly, everyone needs to read this.

All in all, he is happy with his decision, as he should be.

This quote sums up everything pretty well.

There's something undeniably satisfying about sticking it to the man.