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    Employee dishes out well-deserved karma on workplace tormentor in a company meeting: ‘After that, everything shifted’

    When the facts do the talking, the low-hum chatter dissipates like fog on a sunny day.

    And so it goes, the sun always shines again. In the workplace, it's integral to lead with kindness, even in the face of emotional turmoil and colleague drama. No one has ever gotten anywhere grandiose through hostile practices, at least, no one with integrity. Of course, it's easy to say that entitled people will always get what's coming to them, especially if those particular individuals lead with arrogance. That isn't always the case; it's up to us to discern someone's true intentions and find foolproof ways to navigate and upend their poor behavior while also maintaining our moral baselines.

    Now, you might be wondering how entitled people receive the karma they so desperately deserve, and what steps you can take to deconstruct your own workplace tormentor. The story below is a pristine example.

    When you know someone is lying about your abilities, it's important to stay calm. You have nothing to prove, and the liar has everything to lose. One wrong move on their part, and they've just exposed themselves for the fraud they are. When this colleague decides to blame their own misgivings on another employee, that employee slyly dishes out the facts during a digital company call via screen-sharing. Scroll below to read the full tale.

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