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CompletedMy Employees Called Me Cheap, So I Quit
- Language
- English
- Author
- Washing Wheat
- Chapters
- 11
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An employee’s online complaint accuses the boss of being stingy over holiday gifts. The company’s existing practice of giving staff gift cards on holidays and birthdays is left out of the story.
Responding to demands for a more thoughtful gesture, the boss replaces the cards with gift boxes. Employees immediately ask for the former benefit back, exposing the gap between the public accusation and what they actually valued.
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