Boss Called Me "Negligent", Blamed Me For Error, And Fired Me. The Next Day, I Paid Them A Visit...
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2025
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Excellent story, upholding ethics, integrity and truth. Expect more stories like this. ❤❤
Interesting story. Good one. 😊
Great story! 😁
Aliena Voss - Thank you for being the truthful, the caring, and the committed professional… Your ethics and your committed work research groups, whether academic or corporate!!! Thank you for your efforts so well done!!
Another really good story. Thank you.
Wow, that sounds intense! It’s tough to deal with being blamed for something you didn’t do, especially when it leads to getting fired. I’m curious to hear what happened when you visited the office the next day. Did you confront your boss or try to clear things up?
What is troubling here is that the "evidence" was accumulated but actioned only when she was fired. The accumulated evidence was serious enough to be of grave consequence to the research organisation on several counts. So, if "Aliena" was not fired, the dangerous practices were supposed to go on with her taking notes instead of actions? Looks rather fishy to me! So much about the integrity ...
Wow, talk about a plot twist! 😱 Getting fired for something that wasn’t your fault and then showing up the very next day? That’s the kind of resilience we ALL need! 💪🔥 Who else would’ve done the same? Drop your thoughts below!!
Getting fired for something that's not your fault AND showing up the next day? That’s a whole new level of bold! 🔥💯 Who else thinks this is the ultimate power move? Drop your thoughts below, let’s talk revenge! 😈
This is true, corporate science only 60or u0% is ok. It’s been like this since 1980, before then research was shared globally, shared in New Scietist, and my lecturers would know what was found a few dats ago elsewhere.
The idea is good, but the storytelling feels a bit stiff-probably because it was written by AI and lacks real emotion.
Good. Good to publicise this issue, corporate research and corporate owned patents has wrecked research. Medical drug research and now into the corporate promotion of supplements. Supplements containing nasty things like micro crystalline cellulose, insoluble, indigestible, powder to sharp spiky shards.