r/Prorevenge My Boss Stiffed Me, So I Ruined His Life

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🗓️ 24 January 2022

⏱️ 19 minutes

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r/Prorevenge In today's episode, OP is a star earner at his business. His job is to find high-paying clients for the company. After he gets transferred to a new branch, OP discovers that his new boss is lazy, entitled, and a lying jerk. The boss constantly promises OP that he will give him raises and more help, but then never follows through. So, OP decides to enact some prorevenge and completely nukes the branch office, and making the boss look like the one responsible for the massive failure! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to our slash pro revenge where OP gets screwed over by his boss, so he screws his boss even harder.
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1:12.9	Our next reddit post is from Switch to Ox. So back in the 90s, I was working for a European
1:18.0	based financial firm. US offices were managed by Europeans with a regional head office in New York.
1:23.7	Younger employees were generally underpaid and overworked. If you were just a few years out of
1:29.0	college, the promised reward was being promoted to a director position where the salary, perks,
1:33.6	and bonus structure would really kick in. As junior associates, the only good news was that we
1:39.2	received the same five weeks of vacation per year as our European counterparts, which for me
1:44.4	meant a lot of camping and staycation during the summer, since I didn't really make enough to
1:48.8	travel to exotic and expensive locations. The offices were set up in a way where the business
1:53.4	development directors each had a junior associate. The business development guys would generally
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