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Imagine you work in the tech support department but your boss asks you to increase the sales?
I mean, that’s not even your job, right? I don’t understand why would Bosses dump someone else’s responsibility onto other employees when it’s not even their job responsibility! Anyways, we came across a very interesting story on Reddit that we thought to share with you people. A Reddit user who goes by the name of u/dodimelodi, shared his story on Reddit which was not only hilarious but equally satisfying as well.
So basically, the OP works as tech support for an internet service provider company. However, one day his boss calls him up and bizarrely tells him to increase the sales, which isn’t even his job. But later on, his boss asks him for a favor for his dad and that’s when the OP thought that this would be the best chance to teach his boss a silent lesson. You must be anxious to know the rest of the story and what went down. So, without any further delays, let’s go ahead and read the story;
1. The OP worked as a tech support for a local ISP.
2. That’s really cute. Not all tech guys are that sweet.
3. Trust me, it’s not just your boss who’s a stickler for numbers. A majority of the bosses are like that.
4. So the boss asks a “tech guy” to pump up the numbers of his sale.
5. Boss’s dad was in town and he asks the OP to do him a favor.
6. The OP figured that this is the time he can teach his boss a silent lesson.
7. So he sells a bunch of stuff to the Boss’s dad and hands a bill of 200$ to him!
8. So next time someone questions your productivity, make sure to teach them a lesson, silently and smartly.
The Reddit community had many words of appreciation for the OP and left a few interesting comments underneath the post. Keep scrolling to see what they had to say about this story.
9. Completely agree with these guys!
10. LOL
11. That’s a weird fantasy but okay. I’d wanna become a fly for many other things.
12. The feelings are mutual, my friend.
So you see folks, that’s how you should be dealing with a boss who dumps an irrelevant responsibility upon you or if he questions your integrity. Just as much as you need the job, the job needs you as well! Anyways, last but not the least, have you ever been in such a situation? If so, how was your experience? Did you teach your boss a lesson or did you just let it go? Let us know about it down in the comments section!