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r/Maliciouscompliance I Got a Corrupt Doctor FIRED!

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🗓️ 31 December 2022

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Welcome to our slash malicious compliance where OP tricks a toxic doctor and a firing himself.

0:07.1

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0:42.2

Our next Reddit post is from Little Was Known. This is a story of how hate blinds you.

0:47.8

I work in radiology. About 15 years ago, I was working with an x-ray technician called Smith.

0:54.0

Now, Smith had recently received two official warnings. One for abusing the boss and one for

1:00.0

abusing me. Smith was told to change their attitude and behave. But instead, Smith went on an

1:06.8

endless path of revenge. It felt like I was dying a death by a thousand cuts. It was nothing

1:12.4

terrible. Just lots of little things that I knew Smith had done, but couldn't prove it.

1:18.1

One Monday morning, one of the doctors came over to complain about how poor the x-ray image quality

1:23.3

was a couple of nights ago. Smith goes over to the roster board and sees my name corresponding

1:28.7

to that shift. Smith charges into the boss's office demanding a full complaint process.

1:34.4

He says that since clearly the boss and I have it out for him, HR should independently

1:39.9

investigate the complaint. The boss tries to talk Smith out of it, but Smith basically says that

1:45.7

they don't trust the boss to deal with me fairly. The boss tells Smith that it'll hand it over to HR,

1:51.2

but to be careful what you ask for. Apparently, Smith was quite thrilled because he thought that

1:56.7

he finally got me. Two days later, I had been interviewed by two HR guys and an independent chief

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