'Every piece of paper?': Office cleaner agrees to clean off everyone's desks after boss says she's 'very disappointed' in her work

This story is a great example of why you should get everything in writing. While that's great advice, it's not always easy to accomplish in real life. For example, if you have a two-hour-long meeting with your bosses, and then request everything from that meeting in writing, there's a 99% chance your boss will disregard that request entirely. But you can still get things in writing if you email your boss something like, "Per our phone conversation, I'll be doing X and Y." 

As an office cleaner, the OP of this workplace story was working in a very part-time role (just two hours a day). Still, their job was an important one. As a cleaner in an office, they kept the place tidy and nice-looking for the employees. This work is often underappreciated since the cleaners tend to work when the offices are empty. But after the OP agreed to their boss's odd request, I bet the entire office noticed their presence. 

In the comments section, people speculated that the OP's boss very likely could have been fired for the incident. That's a big mistake, as well as an invasion of the workers' privacy. I imagine the whole incident was a pain for the office workers. Hopefully, the OP was able to get a better part-time gig (and nicer bosses, too). 

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