Oh my god This might be the longest story to emerge from the r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit of Reddit. It may also be one of the best-written pieces to ever emerge from the platform.
Reddit user u/Warrior044 gave a complex and in-depth tale of a time when their boss’ boss threatened to terminate them in this story. They had been employed by a big American firm with numerous foreign units situated abroad. In a lengthy introduction, u/Warrior044 explains how they were in charge of running a machine that was “immensely vital” to the facility’s operations, despite being very easy to operate. One unskilled person, who also happened to be buddies with the boss, was present on the team in charge of the machine, which was a distraction. Their negligence would set off a chain of events that would destroy the division as a whole. Check out this article for this dreadful story of an employee and how he handled the whole situation.
1. This is the crux of the story
2. Background information
3. More of background information
4. This is the important part
5. The machine was important and only a few technicians would understand how it works
6. Of all the 3 guys who knew about machines, Antonio was the important one
7. Antonio and OP got along very well
8. Then comes Igor who was a very rude guy
9. This is the actual part of the story
10. So one morning this happens..
11. Igor replied to OP rudely when he asked him to sort that one order
12. OP asked the boss about the whole matter
13. The grinding sound of the machine was bad
14. The damage of the machine was inspected
15. Igor tried to blame OP for everything but in vain
16. OP was put in the pre-assessment team
17. Strike 2/3
18. Then this happened
19. This is where the twist comes
20. This is the part where OP decided to maliciously comply
21.
22. The story continues
23. The company thanked OP and apologized
24. Igor got fired finally for his wrongdoings
25. The end
26. Agreeable
27. True that
I wish OP gave us a TLDR. Well, share your thoughts on this. Stay tuned for more.