That's less than a gumball

One dude named Steve was a hardworking employee who went above and beyond for his company. He ended up working there a long time… 10 years, in fact. After so much time, Steve was the most senior employee outside of management, and also the best at what he did. What happened? What always happens. A micromanager who couldn't appreciate a good employee, and had to make the office feel like detention. Even though Steve was training new hires, working extra hours, and helping out with other departme…

Take this job and shove it

Stringing her along

Time to start applying

Are they '$15 an hour' hardworking?

Make it make sense

Is that such a crime?

Shady behavior

They definitely deserve at least a pizza party after that bend-and-snap.

As per my last email...

Talk about a staffing crisis

If every worker were getting paid adequately, then the world would look very different, and its people much happier. But alas, instead we live in a world where very few people hoard all the wealth and throw the rest of us crumbs only when it suits them. When u/ApprehensiveDoggo finally decided to quit their shitty job after getting a much better job offer from a competitor, they finally handed in their resignation letter. To OP's surprise, it only took their boss a few minutes to make a call an…

They played themselves

Bad hiring practice 101