Toxic Boss

Shehzada Dhami and Shrutika Arjun discussed the changing relationship dynamics in Bigg Boss, and then called Shilpa Shirodkar "toxic"

A manager's insensitive response to his employee's car accident has sparked massive outrage on social media. The conversation began with the employee sending a photo of his car, completely crushed in the front, indicating the severity.

The post has since gone viral, with many condemning the boss's response as tone-deaf and illustrative of toxic management.

Lou recounted how her supervisor demanded she bring her a hot Americano and an egg every morning, as well as keep a bottle of water readily available.

A Reddit user, who used to work as a housekeeper, called out her boss and listed the reasons that made her quit.

A viral trend has emerged in the country where employees list their bosses, colleagues, and jobs for sale on second-hand e-commerce platforms.

Recently, an employee shared how his boss treated him like a "pest" after he asked for time off due to an injury. This conversation between the employee and his boss left social media users shocked and prompted many to share similar incidents.

The email, with a hilarious subject line, “Daily target not achieved - as was busy writing the goodbye mail”, was posted on Reddit. 

In a video, she said: "If you work in public relations, don't expect weekends off. Keep your phone on 24 hours a day, always ready to respond.''

A Pune man recently said goodbye to his allegedly toxic workplace, and it was no ordinary farewell. Aniket, a sales associate, summoned musicians to his office and danced to the beats of dhol while his boss looked on.

A Reddit user 6rynn shared that they quit their job after their CEO became "verbally abusive" in the past month.

In a Reddit post that is going viral, a user shared that his boss yelled at him for charging his phone at work.

She detailed the incidents that led her to take such a step and asked Reddit users if she was justified in quitting the job or if she was overreacting.

An employee who was availing WFH after being sick was left shocked when his boss revoked the privilege and threatened to fire him.

The social media users labelled the boss as "toxic" and blasted the company for its unhealthy work culture.

Shehzada Dhami and Shrutika Arjun discussed the changing relationship dynamics in Bigg Boss, and then called Shilpa Shirodkar "toxic"

A manager's insensitive response to his employee's car accident has sparked massive outrage on social media. The conversation began with the employee sending a photo of his car, completely crushed in the front, indicating the severity.

The post has since gone viral, with many condemning the boss's response as tone-deaf and illustrative of toxic management.

Lou recounted how her supervisor demanded she bring her a hot Americano and an egg every morning, as well as keep a bottle of water readily available.

A Reddit user, who used to work as a housekeeper, called out her boss and listed the reasons that made her quit.

A viral trend has emerged in the country where employees list their bosses, colleagues, and jobs for sale on second-hand e-commerce platforms.

Recently, an employee shared how his boss treated him like a "pest" after he asked for time off due to an injury. This conversation between the employee and his boss left social media users shocked and prompted many to share similar incidents.

The email, with a hilarious subject line, “Daily target not achieved - as was busy writing the goodbye mail”, was posted on Reddit. 

In a video, she said: "If you work in public relations, don't expect weekends off. Keep your phone on 24 hours a day, always ready to respond.''

A Pune man recently said goodbye to his allegedly toxic workplace, and it was no ordinary farewell. Aniket, a sales associate, summoned musicians to his office and danced to the beats of dhol while his boss looked on.

A Reddit user 6rynn shared that they quit their job after their CEO became "verbally abusive" in the past month.

In a Reddit post that is going viral, a user shared that his boss yelled at him for charging his phone at work.

She detailed the incidents that led her to take such a step and asked Reddit users if she was justified in quitting the job or if she was overreacting.

An employee who was availing WFH after being sick was left shocked when his boss revoked the privilege and threatened to fire him.

The social media users labelled the boss as "toxic" and blasted the company for its unhealthy work culture.