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That's exactly what happened here. An engineer spots a serious problem, and does everything right - documentation, emails, detailed reports - the works. Five months pass, and surprise! The exact predicted disaster strikes, with a major client canceling their order. But instead of owning up to ignoring multiple warnings, the company president decides to rewrite history and pin the blame squarely on the person who tried to prevent it.
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President of my Company is blaming me for something I warned him about 3 months ago. He now wants to write me up for this same issue.
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Our engineer, armed with multiple technical skills and years of experience handling complex projects, decided to go for a test drive and, spoiler alert: turns out, they've been seriously underpaid. $30k kind of seriously if you don’t mind, and that was the reality break-check where they drew the line.
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Now, sitting on a goldmine of documented warnings, a stack of job opportunities, and judging by the comments on their story–various retaliation options that go from passive-aggressive cruise to full-throttle sinister for their departure.
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