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r/Maliciouscompliance How I Outsmarted a Dumb Customer

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🗓️ 13 May 2026

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Welcome to R-slash malicious compliance, where OP shows that actions have consequences.

0:34.7

Our next Reddit post is from I see Computer Pop. I used to work as a researcher in an

0:38.8

inbound call center. I loved the work, and the company was fantastic when I started. But after four

0:45.1

years, they got bought out by a big international corp. Within weeks, the company went from being

0:50.5

fantastic to work for to just another terrible, tense work environment where

0:55.2

the bosses take advantage of the employees.

0:57.7

One quick example of how badly they nerfed the bonus structure was one particular bonus

1:02.7

went from being able to earn up to a thousand extra dollars in three days to a single $50

1:08.5

Boston Pizza gift card.

1:10.7

Previously, all employees got paid various bonuses under

1:13.9

this scheme, but in the new system, only one person gets the gift card. And they had the nerve to get

1:20.2

mad at us when the new slap in the face bonus failed to motivate anyone. I was good at my job,

1:26.0

and not to brag, but I was the most productive

1:28.9

employee on the floor. We were given 15 days of paid time off to use every year, which

1:34.1

according to our employment contract and company handbook were to be used for sick days,

1:38.5

mental health days, and other personal reasons. No explanation was ever asked for. Use them as,

1:46.1

and when you will. I always made sure to use up all of my paid time off by the end of the year, as it didn't bank. Previous management

1:51.1

encouraged us to do so, and also there was no bonus for not using it. I follow the company

1:56.4

rules, always gave plenty of notice, and only once left the team dangling with no notice. I got seriously

2:02.7

ill that time. The new management takes over, and right away, they start trying to intimidate us into

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