'[She] brought in three large boxes of files, each one containing evidence': Scorned employee gives the exit interview of a lifetime

Making a difference in the world isn't always easy, but it's possible. U/EpicWinterWolf has a family member who knows that all too well, after she gave an unforgettable exit interview at one of her previous jobs. 

Exit interviews can be tricky. You probably want to tell your boss 101 things they did wrong or could improve on. You may want to disclose everything you think is wrong with the workplace, from the biggest issues to tiny personal gripes. At the same time, you may need a reference from your boss at some point, so you should resist burning your bridges. 

Sometimes, you can just tell that your boss isn't going to give you a good recommendation, too. If things have really gone sour during employment, can you trust them enough to vouch for you as you continue on in your career? It's certainly risky…

You can check out this person's mother's brave exit interview story down below. The original poster also mentioned that they told Mom how much love their story had gotten on Reddit, and shared her reaction to that news! 

Next up, this railroad boss demanded that an employee follow a plan that made zero sense, so the employee decided to underperform.