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People frequently turn to social media to share their work experiences. While some individuals highlight the positive aspects of their companies, a considerable number often recounts infuriating incidents involving their bosses. Delving into the intriguing realm of workplace tales, we bring you five stories of bosses from hell. (Also Read: Boss asks woman eating chips to mute her mic. Lays reacts) 5 stories of bosses from hell that might leave you angry. (Unsplash) 1. Employee goes on ‘8-minute’ bathroom break, boss asks her to use sick leaveAfter an employee took a short bathroom break, she received a voicemail from her boss telling her that she either needed to call in sick, take paid time off or get back online in a minute. In her post on Reddit, she also claimed that her job had gotten worse than when she joined. “The customers are worse, the supervisors don’t care if they verbally abuse you, schedules can get changed without any notification,” she shared. Wrap up the year gone & gear up for 2024 with HT! Click here 2. Boss asks woman to join work call after she quitA woman tweeted how her ex-employer requested her to attend a work call after she quit working. A screenshot of her chat with her former employer was also shared her on X. The snapshot shows the boss asking her to join the meeting. To this, the woman simply says she won’t be able to join and apologises. 3. Boss employees fire then contacts them for office-related dataAfter being fired a year ago with a 30-minute notice, a Redditor’s former employer asked them for some work-related data. Since the person detailed the incident, it left many furious. 4. Manager requests man to come to work as he is single’Feggy_JVS’ shared on Reddit that the day he had an off, his boss asked him to come to work as he is single. After this request was made, the man politely declined, saying that the manager could ask a different coworker. To this, the boss replied saying, “Brian is married with a kid, I’m not asking him on short notice. You’re single, why can’t you come in?” 5. Supervisor asks employee to train replacement after he left workAfter quitting, a Reddit user asked their employer for a replacement so they could train them before leaving. The replacement arrived on the last day of work, and the Reddit user found out the new person wasn’t motivated to learn. They left as planned, but their old manager called the next day, and insed they retrain the new hire. Have you ever experienced anything like this in your workplace? Unlock a world of Benefits with HT! From insightful newsletters to real-time news alerts and a personalized news feed – it’s all here, just a click away! -Login Now!