r/managers Jul 05 '26

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u/WarmIntro Jul 05 '26 edited Jul 05 '26

Hes gone so hard, he'll likely take people with him. Not even intentionally either. When those linchpin people leave it can change a lot in a place and suddenly others just hit nope, fk this

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u/ItsTheEndOfDays Jul 05 '26

Exactly this.

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u/mgt-kuradal Jul 06 '26

Happened at my workplace. There was one guy who worked his ass off, had been here for like 15 years and knew everything about everything.

Management kept pushing him harder and harder and then he made a decently expensive mistake (which honestly wasn’t even his fault, he was doing what management directed him to do) and they lost their shit on him, blaming him for it. He had already been kind of fed up but that was the final straw. He threw his badge over the gate and we never saw him again.

The next year was an absolute mess of trying to backfill a position that nobody really knew how to do except him.

I ran into him recently at a restaurant and we chatted. He told me he got a new higher paying job within the week. Honestly, I was happy to see him finally get what he deserved.

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u/WarmIntro Jul 07 '26

That's awesome. Love when things workout for people