u/King-Karmir

This completely blindsided me since I have no history of disciplinary complaints at all. I have been reviewing my interactions with coworkers both inside and outside my section in the past week and I can't pinpoint any specific encounter that might have triggered this. I cannot believe they refuse to give ANY details about what the complaint is about.

Has anyone else been through this where you have no idea what the issue might be? I asked some coworkers about their own experience and they all had an idea of what the issue might be that they were reported on. I genuinely have no clue so this feels extra stressful since it can be ANYTHING?

My only calming thought is that if it was something genuinely "serious" like someone claiming I sexually harassed them or threatened violence, they would have fast tracked this whole thing. But, they are taking their sweet time and it can take several weeks before I am given any details.

Anyways, would love some thoughts from others who have dealt with something similar. This process is so frustrating

Hey all. I recently got a barely driven (less than 10k miles) 2024 e-tron GT and it's already in Audi service for hardware replacement (AX4 module... related to ability to charge the car). Thank god it's still under warranty or I would have had to pay minimum $5,000 out-of-pocket for such a complicated fix.

Is this likely just initial hiccups of a relatively new barely driven car or should I be expecting these kinds of serious issues moving forward? If anyone is willing to share their experiences, I would appreciate it.

I did not expect to be dealing with something like this from a known (well established and with a reputation to maintain...) luxury brand and on one of their "flagship" vehicles no less