A viral post on Reddit about a man who was criticized by his company for leaving work 1 minute early for three days in a row has gone viral and sparked outrage on social media.
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The company sent a notice to the employee questioning his early departure from the office:
“I have observed that you do not wait until the scheduled departure time of 5:00 pm and leave early. As we have already discussed, technicians are only allowed to leave early with my prior approval or [Supervisor’s Name]”Please refrain from making this a regular practice. Below are instances where, over the past few months, you have left early without authorization,” the notice reads.
The post sparked outrage, with many questioning the company’s unreasonable expectations and lack of understanding, especially considering he was specifically reprimanded for leaving just a minute early.
The post went viral, prompting an avalanche of comments from Reddit users sharing their own stories of inflexibility and unfair treatment in the workplace. Many expressed frustration and disbelief at the company’s actions, highlighting the importance of work-life balance and the need for greater understanding and empathy from employers.
The viral post has received more than 6,200 upvotes.
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