u/Additional_Growth194

Imagine your own Mum saying that about you. In the words of CLA “Oh darling”. Absolutely.

Last night using the ladies facilities twice and then the second time roaring whilst being in the loos. Imagine as a woman sitting on the pot listening to that.

How did last night finish up with the not so jolly green giant?

They casually doxxed themselves showing the street sign multiple times for people to see.

My manager recently left following a long period of illness. During that time I stepped up help out and keep our department running. Despite being quite tough and bringing work home time I enjoyed the experience and felt that managed to up skill myself during this time.

A few months later my boss left and work then advertised the management position. I decided to apply along side another colleague who I might add did nothing to support the business during this time. I interviewed, got excellent feedback however I lost out to this other colleague.

During my feedback one of the bosses said “I’m sure you will help out X and help her get to grips with the various systems etc” quick off the bat I said I’m sorry but I’m sure X is capable of doing this herself and the the role as you have clearly chosen the person you thought is the most qualified. I don’t think they expected this response and I found it a bit insulting really.

Cue to X taking the role. Immediately her manner totally changed with the team including myself. I feel that rather than delegating and leading by example she was wanting us to essentially do her work for her whilst taking the credit and then playing the blame game if things didn’t pan out well.

From this experience I wanted to protect my own peace, set professional boundaries whilst looking for work elsewhere quietly and just come in do my job and then clock off. I removed all good will, like staying back or taking the odd bit of work home. I literally did my job description, did it well and then had me time.

Things then started to spiral at work, we weren’t as productive, there were quite a few errors made and higher management had us under the microscope. X had then become more nasty due to the fact she was staying back till late, working till the wee hours and as a team we weren’t doing well. There had been numerous times where X had asked me to do something that wasn’t part of my job description and I kindly told her that I wouldn’t be doing it as it was out of the scope for my role.

I then found myself pulled into a meeting with X and a manager as she felt I wasn’t pulling my weight despite me providing evidence to the contrary. It all came to nothing but now I had an extreme dislike for her.

Roll on a few weeks data needed to be provided and released and we were at the line of the deadline X wanted to release the data set however it still had people’s information in. She had be especially foul to us so I didn’t speak up and let her know about removing certain aspects of the data.

The data was released and the error was picked up on immediately. Now we are facing a GDPR complaint which could cost the company thousands if it proceeds, X has been placed on leave whilst the investigation is ongoing. So AITA?

With the whole app talking about the group chat, lives being held and being under the microscope anyone else think the return is going to be particularly volatile? Hide all kitchen implements and butter I feel like it’s going to be a bumpy ride.

Quite shocked that awareness in E was on a slightly larger account tonight. Whilst chaotic at times it was good to see the message antics been discussed and how wrong it was and being viewed by 3k+ people.

Last night in E’s live Kelly Andrew’s pinned her own comment saying “it’s like EQ all over again” with reference to the Zac situation. Wonder if anyone else noticed. Could this have been Maria?

Sensory toy sponsor really brand damaging that E promised a charity sensory toys and didn’t follow through.

Without a doubt the mask will slip. They won’t be able to keep up the act. Just wait till they are live by themselves. I think the live comments have a potential to get quite tasty. :p

Just wanted to ask does anyone else feel even more on edge whenever they are live with the cat? It’s like watching Jeffrey Dahmer with a teenage boy. It makes for uncomfortable watching. I don’t know whether it’s the fact it seems forced or the not knowing what happens when the camera goes off.

Sometimes in the eyes you can see the rage or the disgust with the cat when it doesn’t stay put or do what they want. I just really feel for the cat in the fact it’s had about 20 names, has never seen real light or felt fresh air, has had bargain basement nutrition, has been subjected to blasting music, screaming and the like.

Part of me just thinks the cat will be let out and get ran over before it doesn’t know how to respond to anything in the world. It’s just seems cruel.