'Be more proactive': Employee told to step up their game at work, maliciously complies by micromanaging his micromanager

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• The most enjoyable aspect of this tale was the collective response and amusement from other employees in the office. Kudos to the author for having the confidence and audacity to manager their boss's schedule in such an intense and over-the-top way. Others would have wanted to enact this kind of malicious compliance but would have likely backed out at the last moment. This author took the risk so everyone else could enjoy the subsequent benefits of their boss backing off.

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