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Today's subreddit is R-Slash malicious compliance, where OP listens to his stupid boss.

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Our next Reddit post is from Fubar. Back when I was working at a small company,

the company didn't really have a ton of support staff, so I'd take a break from the various

programming tasks I was doing and help out. The manager of the support team was completely

unqualified and basically got the job because he was also the head of sales and it was a customer

facing team. He was also a lazy Luddite who refused to learn how things work and generally made

our lives much more difficult. One day I was covering on the support desk because they were

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