r/Maliciouscompliance My Horrible Boss Dared Me To Quit... So I Did

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🗓️ 27 January 2021

⏱️ 18 minutes

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r/Maliciouscompliance When will bosses ever learn that they need us more than we need them. The boss in today's story doesn't seem to understand that basic fact, because he tells OP to quit if he hates his job so much. OP happily agrees, and leaves the boss hanging during one of their busiest periods. In just a few hours, the boss calls OP back begging to him to come back to work. Too bad, so sad. See ya later!

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0:03.9	Today's sub-read it is R-Slash Militious Compliance, where a teacher recruits or students
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1:15.8	Our next read of posted from Storymaker. When I was in eighth grade, I was in the first year of
1:20.2	an experimental technology school. I had a class of about 188th graders, all 12 to 14 years old,
1:27.2	and about 10 teachers. So everybody shared the same math teacher. For our first semester,
1:32.1	we used a software called Gage. It was all right for most classes, but it was absolutely
1:36.8	atrocious when it came to math. Nothing worked with math. We were supposed to use the lessons they
1:42.4	had, but it just didn't work. Math symbols didn't show up right, and some questions even had the
1:47.6	wrong answer marked. Our math teacher wasn't allowed to switch lessons to paper, and the company
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