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This boss fired a staff member then asked them for help and their response was A++
Over on Reddit people have been sharing stories of bosses who fired them or made them redundant, only to subsequently ask them for their help with a work matter.
Yes, we know!
And we’re very glad to say they got just the responses they deserved, and they surely don’t come better than this classic exchange shared on Twitter by the entirely appropriately named @fuckyouiquit.
And the reason we spotted it because the story prompted another person to share their response when a similar thing happened to them. It went viral after it was posted by Redditor ThenLawx who said: ‘Gottem.’
Ooof.
‘They’ll think that until the next person doesn’t get a fraction of the work done in the same time and they’ll wonder why the new person sucks so bad.’
jacksev‘And thats why typically they do NOT warn IT people that they are going to be fired.’
Nintura
Source Twitter @fuckyouiquit Reddit u/ThenLawx