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Our next reddit post is from poster MacPoster. I used to work at a cell phone carrier store front.

I'd been there five years. I was salesperson of the month multiple times and always had good numbers.

I had a new boss who was brought in as a store manager as part of a college new higher program,

despite many in store employees being way more qualified. Eventually, after this new higher ran off

many of the veterans, I was left to open the store one morning by myself while the manager was on

the floor greeting people. She had the biggest heart on for micromanaging and would always stand over

my shoulder being critical of how long it would take me with each customer. She didn't have any

work experience, so there's that too. She would never open her own register.

Well, this time I had about a dozen different customers needing help, and they were all lined up

waiting and pissed. My boss comes over while I'm trying to go as fast as possible and says in my ear.

You're taking too long. You need to move faster. I explained that each customer has

specific needs, and I have to make sure they're completely satisfied to avoid a bad review call

and get ridden up again. My manager did not take the hint, so I turned around and asked her to come

with me for a second to the back. She followed me and immediately said, what's the deal? I said,

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