It’s very frustrating when someone at work who’s clueless about your job starts reorganizing it just because they can. And it’s even worse when they dismiss your concerns about the changes they’re making.
When Reddit user and software development team manager Available-Election86 heard that their security guy wants to revoke their entire team’s computer administrator rights, they did everything in their power to stop it.
However, the man didn’t change his mind. So Available-Election86 resorted to the last option — malicious compliance.
This software development team manager was shocked to hear that his staff are losing their computer administrator rights
Image credits: Procreator UX Design Studio (not the actual photo)
But as soon as the staff started complying with the new policy, things at work quickly got out of hand
Image credits: bruce mars (not the actual photo)
Image credits: u/Available-Election86
A lot of people related to the original poster (OP) by sharing their own similar stories
And everyone applauded their nonchalant reaction to this ridiculous demand
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source https://www.boredpanda.com/new-company-policy-manager-fired-malicious-compliance/
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