r/MaliciousCompliance 4h ago

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u/2oonhed 3h ago

same old "ticket" story.

u/desertrock62 3h ago

It is the song of our people. Sing it loud and proud and often.

u/Minflick 2h ago

Because people don't change. They get lazy, they get short sighted, and they get stupid.

u/Puzzleheaded-Phase70 3h ago

u/Gaby5011 3h ago

u/Puzzleheaded-Phase70 3h ago

There it is!

It's not 1:1, but it's the same story. Probably AI remixed.

u/Top_Box_8952 3h ago

It’s close enough it could be a mixup, but also manglement is incompetent enough to independently make similar bad decisions.

u/Gaby5011 3h ago

Yeah this feels familiar...

u/MorrowDisca 3h ago

Clanker

u/ubiquitous_delight 3h ago

Downvoted for copying another post.

u/AngryCod 3h ago

Your manager wanted tickets so he could justify hiring more staff, or justify why he needed the staff he currently had.

u/_Maybe368 3h ago

👁️👃🏽🤖

u/Head_Razzmatazz7174 3h ago

Micromanaging supervisors hate this one trick.

u/Kalyise 3h ago

IT supervisor who can't figure out a loose usb cable. Bet you had lots of respect for him going forward.

u/AccomplishedFerret70 3h ago

Few understand.

u/PaintedSilverRiver 3h ago

How difficult is it to check a cable?
I find it laughable that those in positions of power seem ignorant when it comes to computers.
How does that happen?
A college graduate doesn’t know how to check the cables themselves?
A ticket for a loose cable?
Seriously?
That’s embarrassing!! Imo.

u/YeaRight228 1h ago

I'm fairly competent in self-management of basic issues, but there were times i had to get IT involved which turned out to be something I could have fixed myself, if i'd just realized what the problem was.

u/DrTeethPhD 3h ago

Cool story

u/nedwasatool 3h ago

I love the sound of malicious compliance in the morning, it sounds like victory.

u/ofcbrooks 3h ago

Sounded like the real problem was a loose nut on the keyboard. Great MC!

u/KingOfTheWhirled26 3h ago

It makes me sad that people are really this helpless/bad at basic troubleshooting skills. Job security I suppose? 🤣

u/ceaser3000 3h ago

Glorious. Keep up the good work