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>>295671

>>281871
>if you were good at your job and liked by your boss then never in a million years would you be treated like that, but you probably fuck up left and right and have a shitty attitude about everything.

Wow, someone has never had a dick boss before. Pic unrelated kind of (I'm white, yeah I do feel the need to say that).

I was a lead webdeveloper at a company where I pretty much handled every website, every client, and I programmed multiple apps for the "President" of the company who considered himself a programmer as well (he was a PHP hobbyist at best... yeah...)

He essentially spent all of his time making demands, having them met beyond his expectation, and then trying to tell me (and others) that I went about it the wrong way or "I would have done it differently" etc.

He was an asshole of epic proportions and I'm not exaggerating. His routine was to do rounds in the building and stress as many employees out as he could.

I was impervious to this because I keep a cool head which just caused him to press further.

Eventually I took him for all the $ I could and quit without notice.

Some people are just ASSHOLES, man - and when an employer treats you like shit despite your exceptional work/behavior it is often because they have deep, gnawing, subconscious guilt over how they got where they are in life. I saw him lie to countless clients as well as make me and other employees lie for him - he was a con-artist. These are the people who shoot themselves in the head at 55 after "earning" millions and ending up with no friends, no wife/gf (or fag bf) etc.

That's my input on this shit thread.