r/Maliciouscompliance I Shut Down the Whole Company by Obeying My Boss

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🗓️ 13 January 2022

⏱️ 18 minutes

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r/Maliciouscompliance In today's episode, OP works at a factory where she supervises a team of workers. These workers aren't allowed to start their day until after OP gives them directions. A new boss joins the factory and decides that OP has to start each morning with an ultra-important mandatory meeting that OP absolutely cannot skip! OP happily shows up to the meeting, which means that all of her underlings just stand around for hours waiting for her to give them directions. The boss learns about OP's malicious compliance and QUICKLY changes his stupid policy!

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0:00.0	Welcome to our slash malicious compliance where OP almost gets crushed to death by a trash compactor.
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1:14.2	My dad was visiting us for Christmas, and as usual, I got him to share some more stories about his
1:19.9	youth, and he shared a time where he used malicious compliance to not only shut up one of his bosses,
1:25.6	but also get him into trouble. Many years ago, back when my dad was a college student,
1:30.5	he earned extra money for living expenses by working in a car manufacturing plant.
1:34.8	The state at the time was a closed shop, which meant that you had to join the union if you wanted
1:39.6	to work unless you weren't executive. One of the rules that this union set up at Dad's workplace
1:44.5	was that no employee could work certain positions unless they'd been trained for it.
1:49.3	This included positions such as forklift operator and trash compactor.
1:53.3	This was included in the contract, and it was a no-break rule.
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