Posted on 01/08/2006 by FormerSlave
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Oh man, I heard the funniest thing from a former co-worker the other day. We both worked for a boss who really thought she was the best thing that ever happened to a company we worked for. When they hired her, her whole attitude was like "Thank Goodness I made it here in time to save you!" She singlehandedly destroyed a whole department in less than two years. After EVERYONE quit or left for another department, she applied for a corporate mangement position at headquarters and was given a "token" interview. She was so confident she had the position she told all her neighbors (one of which knew my coworker) that she would be moving to [state name where corporate is located] because she would be moving up. She even put her house up for sale!
POST A COMMENTcnubelevit(01/08/2006)
Too bad for her...awwwww.Hey, what comes around goes around.
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just me (01/08/2006)
oh how many of this type of people I have crossed paths with in life...! I just love it when there is justice, sweet justice. Thanks for reporting the story!
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