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Employee Sends Boss From Hell Back To Where She Belonged Before She Could Do Any Harm To Other Employees

In the fast-paced world of restaurant management, high turnover rates among new managers can lead to unpredictable and chaotic scenarios. With each new manager’s style and approach, misunderstandings and mishandling are not uncommon. These situations are often exacerbated by the inexperience and eagerness of newly promoted staff who may struggle to adapt to their roles.

During college, OP worked as a hostess at a large chain restaurant known for its high turnover of new managers. After enduring a year of beratement OP gave her two weeks’ notice and left on good terms. Despite repeatedly notifying the restaurant that she was no longer an employee, she continued receiving shift notifications. While on vacation in Spain, OP received aggressive texts from a new manager demanding her presence, despite OP explaining her situation and status, she didn’t listen.

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Image Credits: Andrea Piacquadio (Not the actual photo)

1. Almost getting “fired” after having given two weeks’ notice a month and a half prior, OP managed to get her manager demoted instead.

2. During college, OP worked as a hostess at a big chain restaurant known for its large staff and frequent management changes.

3. OP didn’t enjoy working at this location due to the new managers often being on power trips. After a year of being unfairly blamed she found a new job and handed in two weeks’ notice to the GM.

4. Two weeks later, OP received a notification about her schedule for the following week. OP called the restaurant and reminded the on-duty manager that she was no longer an employee, and the manager apologized and made the necessary adjustments.

5. Another two weeks passed, and OP received the same notification. After calling the restaurant to remind them again, she mentioned she was going out of the country the next week.

6. While on vacation in Spain, OP received angry texts from a new manager at the restaurant, threatening to write her up for being late. OP responded by explaining the entire situation.

7. The new manager insisted that missing a scheduled shift was unacceptable and threatened to write her up, despite OP’s explanation. OP reiterated she was out of the country and no longer an employee.

8. The new manager bombarded her with at least 15 unhinged messages, calling OP unprofessional and an arrogant brat despite never having worked with her.

9. OP took screenshots of the conversation and sent them to another manager. As a result, the new manager was suspended and then demoted back to her original position.

10. It’s been a while since the incident, and many are asking to see the texts but unfortunately, OP doesn’t have them.

Now that you have read the story, it’s time for you to see what Redditors had to say about this. Read till the end to see what are other people’s opinions on this. 

11. You spared others from dealing with her at another restaurant. Well done!

12. She acknowledged you weren’t an employee but disregarded it immediately afterward. It’s baffling.

13. They craved authority but lacked the competence and responsibility required for management.

14. It seems you successfully sent the manager back to her previous role before she could cause significant damage to the real employees. Well done!

15. Hearing more stories like this would be great. It’s astounding how people can act so badly in a restaurant setting.

16. You handled it with far more restraint than I would have!!

17. You spared many from potential future abu*e by reporting her to higher-ups. Great job on taking action!

18. It’s positive that things worked out well……it’s troubling how some people mistreat workers who are essential to operations.

19. It appears to be a good test for new managers to gauge how they handle difficult situations. It can reveal their approach to managing and problem-solving.

20. It seems OP was very patient with returning calls and messages…..many people would have blocked them all instead.

The experience served as a stark reminder of the challenges and sometimes chaotic nature of restaurant management, especially with inexperienced managers at the helm. While OP faced undue hara**ment and stress, her decisive action in documenting the inappropriate behavior and reporting it led to a resolution that protected future employees from similar mistreatment. Do share your thoughts on the story in the comments section below.

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