What Was ONE RULE at Your Job That Ruined Everything? - Reddit Podcast
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Generally speaking, people who make catastrophic wrong decisions would never be promoted to a management position in any company that evaluates according to reasonable criteria. The irony is that absolutely no large company actually awards management positions based on the abilities of its employees. The promotion always goes to the asshole who throws his colleagues under the bus to satisfy his ambition, but his colleagues in the executive suite are then completely surprised when he does the same thing there or when it comes out that he has no idea what his actual job is. It's like a business meeting where everyone present is actually a fraudster selling a pyramid scheme, but no one wants to admit to the other that they are selling a pyramid scheme and everyone wants to appear like a serious businessman.
The sickness one. I guess you can say that management is......... down with the sickness.
I am so sorry. I'll see myself out.
GET OOUT
@@demoballer35 😅
Banning a word is just stupid. The new alternative word(s) still covers the same subject, which will then just trigger the person the original word triggers.
Noooo why did they do the plush whale like that 💀🐋😭
What is this about?
@@clc619 story 28 - where the manager wanted them to give out "whale done" whale plushies and in retaliation they hung a plushie by its neck from a rope in the break room like it had unalived itself.
@@ellieresh5482 thank you
I actually really like that idea to give them a whale plush :[
It's like giving out a seal plush as a "seal of approval".
Just take a photo of the snake 😬
WHY do you feel you have to comment after the story?? We're adults, we can assimilate the information we see/hear/
I like the commentary.
I always have to grit my teeth when someone tells me that staff are the biggest cost item and that they could definitely save money there. Big companies go bankrupt over a comparatively small problem because instead of trying to improve their product in comparison to the competition or develop new innovative products, they try to cut costs and lay off employees to save money. What do the remaining employees do to make mistakes because we suddenly have a lot more to do? That causes further costs, which causes further layoffs, which causes mistakes, which causes more costs, which causes layoffs, which causes more costs, which causes more layoffs, until the company is so mutilated that they are not able to do anything that they are actually supposed to do and all that is left is to sell the company to some nouveau riche for as much money as possible, like a pyramid scheme.
Companies are crazy
This is the only relevant comment, so take a like
Edit: didn’t notice the whale one
Welcome to Wackyland
"It can happen here"
Population: 341.5 million nuts and a convicted orange squirrel
17:55 it's the fancy piece of paper that society still believes makes people smarter. My company thinks that too. Even after the guy they hired from outside the company over the guy that's been here for 13 years almost blew up our other factory.
in the second story: "this place was having a hard time hiring" gee, wonder why. could it be that the employees are overworked, underpaid, and having to deal with petty tyrant managers who are genuinely going to kill the company if they aren't reined in?
Funny I was watching this while playing star wars Republic heros
Oh lord, the irony of mispronouncing corpsman while talking about deadly snakes (it's core-man).
I've worked night shifts in a hotel for about 10 years now. Minor stuff changes all the time, like which reports we're supposed to print for the day shift, or whether we or the cleaning crew are supposed to vacuum the carpet in the lobby. Suddenly a couple of weeks ago, we got a checklist of tasks we were to complete every night. It made no sense whatsoever. There were tasks on there that we haven't done for years, tasks we didn't have the means to do (can't mop the floor if we don't have a mop), reports that we were supposed to print that had no useful information for the people who got them, and so on. I followed the list as much as possible for 3 days before it just suddenly vanished.
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