My entitled manager throws me under the bus at work, causing me to lose status in the office,

as well as to lose any type of raise, annual bonus, or promotion, simply because she claimed I

was being in subordinate, as well as being combative towards her, my superior. But in the end,

I get the last laugh. As she got fired for creating a hostile work environment, and a supervisor

over her was asked to step down for poor performance. Here's what happened. So this happened to me

some years ago, when I worked in the call center of a midwestern bank. I was working as an

online banking support technician, essentially phone-based tech support. The job was pitched to me as a

non-customer-facing technical role, but barely a week after I started, we were told that we were

technically within the call center's chain of command, and thus we had to start taking calls.

Even though all the service reps had access to the online banking system, and were trained for

basic troubleshooting, think password changes, unlocking locked accounts, stuff like that. Well,

cue the transfer calls. I pick up the phone, and the rep would say something akin to,

I have a customer who needs online banking assistance. Then quickly transfer the call,

before I could ask for specifics. The customer would only need their password reset,

and would be upset that they would have to be transferred, and then they would take it out on me.

I have to say though, there is a large number of people who should never use a computer again,

so one day I was working the Saturday shift. The call center was run with a skeleton crew,

and our team was just one person on weekends. Midway through my shift, the call center assistant

manager came into our area. Now this manager had a reputation for being a complete jerk,

especially to the people that she did not like. She played favorites pretty badly, and I was in

her sights. For the sake of the story, we'll call her Karen. She says to me, hey, I need you to

add this account to a customer's profile, and then hands me a piece of paper. I pull up the

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