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Malicious Compliance, where OP gets revenge against his scummy boss. Our next credit post is from

common employee. So this recently happened in my call center type job. My brand new supervisor,

promoted for all the wrong reasons, wasn't exactly

qualified. I could write a whole post on that, but the gist is that she only got promoted because she

was friends with the boss and is always giving him advice on the women he dates. Anyways, we had a

team's chat where we kept each other updated and asked for help with things. Normal procedure was simple. If you stepped away, we would typically just type BRB, so everyone

would know that you weren't available for calls. We did this for years with no issues.

Well, the new supervisor decides that's not good enough. She needs to assert control and dominance.

She announces to us in one-on-one conversations that we all had to start giving specific reasons for why we were stepping away.

I told her I wasn't really comfortable announcing to the entire team every time I had to use the bathroom.

She basically shrugged and said, it's the rule. We need transparency

so I know what everyone's doing. Okay, we've had no issues for years, but whatever she says goes, I guess.

The very next time nature called, instead of a boring BRB, I typed BRB, going to go poop in the bathroom.

Immediately, she DM'd me in team saying that wasn't professional.

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