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Today's subreddit is R-slash Petty Revenge, where no revenge is too small.

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your first video podcasts for free. Our next reddit post is from Oraboros. A couple of years ago,

I worked for a small team within a larger organization that ran a rather niche grant program.

The team was literally me, my boss Charles, and two part-time consultants who did our finances

in bookkeeping. My boss and I had a great rapport. He hired me to essentially run large aspects of

our program and gave me pretty much unilateral oversight of the key elements of it,

from program design and development to execution. He was a great manager in this respect.

He provided a lot of mentoring and guidance, but mostly got out of my way and only wanted me to

escalate the big stuff that I felt rose to his level. While I didn't love the job itself,

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