20 Employees Who Gave Their Boss A Taste of Their Own Medicine

PocketEpiphany Published 11/11/2021 in Funny

Everyone has had to deal with an annoying boss. But what if you could really give them a piece of your mind?

We scoured Reddit for the best cases of employees murdering their bosses with words. Keep reading to discover the inspiration to tell off your terrible boss!

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This employee explains it like the employer is five. Yes, boss: YOU are the problem here!
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Here, the drama gets pretty "meta", with a former (and very controversial) Reddit CEO calling out Reddit for its own hypocrisy.
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There is something about the printed note screaming at the boss that is much more satisfying than email.
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Is there any greater feeling than telling a terrible boss to never contact you again?
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This is even better than usual: an entire coalition of disgruntled Target workers putting the big company in its place.
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In which a boss realizes they are more about causing mental health problems than helping them.
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When managers speak to you in fortune cookie phrases, you are obligated to throw these phrases back at them.
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This employer tried to withhold a worker's final paycheck and had their bluff called right away!
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Living the dream: this former employer was still Facebook friends with his old boss and just waited for his chance to strike.
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This is like years of pent-up rage at a terrible boss coming out at once. You love to see it.
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This dude's communications team officially quit by hijacking his Twitter account and going away with style.
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This worker blows the lid off that whole "time to lean, time to clean" thing.
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This wall of text is actually worth the read, with frequent Fox News contributor Col. Ralph Peters going off on the people he had been working with.
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Something beautiful about the employee having to explain capitalism to the employer.
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Sure, this might just be friendly banter between boss and worker. But we like to think the employee is happy to diss his boss like this on the regular.
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This is quite the power move. The boss has to either give the job back or accept these top-tier insults about himself.
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This employer actually wrote in wanting validation to be a jerk. And they ended up with a systematic explanation of why they are so awful.
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If you don't know Dick (so to speak), he is a former CEO of Twitter. And this is one of his previously loyal Twitter users going off on him.
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In the Conway family, everyone is a worker because pretending to be a happy family is a full-time job. And here we have Claudia Conway just absolutely shredding their clean family image up!
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When you're the president, you're basically the boss of America. And this particular voter enjoyed telling Trump's White House about the quality of their COVID-19 response.

1.
This employee explains it like the employer is five. Yes, boss: YOU are the problem here!
2.
Here, the drama gets pretty "meta", with a former (and very controversial) Reddit CEO calling out Reddit for its own hypocrisy.
3.
There is something about the printed note screaming at the boss that is much more satisfying than email.
4.
Is there any greater feeling than telling a terrible boss to never contact you again?
5.
This is even better than usual: an entire coalition of disgruntled Target workers putting the big company in its place.
6.
In which a boss realizes they are more about causing mental health problems than helping them.
7.
When managers speak to you in fortune cookie phrases, you are obligated to throw these phrases back at them.
8.
This employer tried to withhold a worker's final paycheck and had their bluff called right away!
9.
Living the dream: this former employer was still Facebook friends with his old boss and just waited for his chance to strike.
10.
This is like years of pent-up rage at a terrible boss coming out at once. You love to see it.
11.
This dude's communications team officially quit by hijacking his Twitter account and going away with style.
12.
This worker blows the lid off that whole "time to lean, time to clean" thing.
13.
This wall of text is actually worth the read, with frequent Fox News contributor Col. Ralph Peters going off on the people he had been working with.
14.
Something beautiful about the employee having to explain capitalism to the employer.
15.
Sure, this might just be friendly banter between boss and worker. But we like to think the employee is happy to diss his boss like this on the regular.
16.
This is quite the power move. The boss has to either give the job back or accept these top-tier insults about himself.
17.
This employer actually wrote in wanting validation to be a jerk. And they ended up with a systematic explanation of why they are so awful.
18.
If you don't know Dick (so to speak), he is a former CEO of Twitter. And this is one of his previously loyal Twitter users going off on him.
19.
In the Conway family, everyone is a worker because pretending to be a happy family is a full-time job. And here we have Claudia Conway just absolutely shredding their clean family image up!
20.
When you're the president, you're basically the boss of America. And this particular voter enjoyed telling Trump's White House about the quality of their COVID-19 response.

Bosses Owned by Employees -- Karen Some facts to help you sort things out 1. I am one of Six employees since August to quit without notice this isn't a 'me problem Maybe check in on your manager. Lindsey maybe stop blaming all your wage slave employees

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1. This employee explains it like the employer is five. Yes, boss: YOU are the problem here!

2. Here, the drama gets pretty "meta", with a former (and very controversial) Reddit CEO calling out Reddit for its own hypocrisy.

3. There is something about the printed note screaming at the boss that is much more satisfying than email.

4. Is there any greater feeling than telling a terrible boss to never contact you again?

5. This is even better than usual: an entire coalition of disgruntled Target workers putting the big company in its place.

6. In which a boss realizes they are more about causing mental health problems than helping them.

7. When managers speak to you in fortune cookie phrases, you are obligated to throw these phrases back at them.

8. This employer tried to withhold a worker's final paycheck and had their bluff called right away!

9. Living the dream: this former employer was still Facebook friends with his old boss and just waited for his chance to strike.

10. This is like years of pent-up rage at a terrible boss coming out at once. You love to see it.

11. This dude's communications team officially quit by hijacking his Twitter account and going away with style.

12. This worker blows the lid off that whole "time to lean, time to clean" thing.

13. This wall of text is actually worth the read, with frequent Fox News contributor Col. Ralph Peters going off on the people he had been working with.

14. Something beautiful about the employee having to explain capitalism to the employer.

15. Sure, this might just be friendly banter between boss and worker. But we like to think the employee is happy to diss his boss like this on the regular.

16. This is quite the power move. The boss has to either give the job back or accept these top-tier insults about himself.

17. This employer actually wrote in wanting validation to be a jerk. And they ended up with a systematic explanation of why they are so awful.

18. If you don't know Dick (so to speak), he is a former CEO of Twitter. And this is one of his previously loyal Twitter users going off on him.

19. In the Conway family, everyone is a worker because pretending to be a happy family is a full-time job. And here we have Claudia Conway just absolutely shredding their clean family image up!

20. When you're the president, you're basically the boss of America. And this particular voter enjoyed telling Trump's White House about the quality of their COVID-19 response.

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1.
This employee explains it like the employer is five. Yes, boss: YOU are the problem here!

2.
Here, the drama gets pretty "meta", with a former (and very controversial) Reddit CEO calling out Reddit for its own hypocrisy.

3.
There is something about the printed note screaming at the boss that is much more satisfying than email.

4.
Is there any greater feeling than telling a terrible boss to never contact you again?

5.
This is even better than usual: an entire coalition of disgruntled Target workers putting the big company in its place.

6.
In which a boss realizes they are more about causing mental health problems than helping them.

7.
When managers speak to you in fortune cookie phrases, you are obligated to throw these phrases back at them.

8.
This employer tried to withhold a worker's final paycheck and had their bluff called right away!

9.
Living the dream: this former employer was still Facebook friends with his old boss and just waited for his chance to strike.

10.
This is like years of pent-up rage at a terrible boss coming out at once. You love to see it.

11.
This dude's communications team officially quit by hijacking his Twitter account and going away with style.

12.
This worker blows the lid off that whole "time to lean, time to clean" thing.

13.
This wall of text is actually worth the read, with frequent Fox News contributor Col. Ralph Peters going off on the people he had been working with.

14.
Something beautiful about the employee having to explain capitalism to the employer.

15.
Sure, this might just be friendly banter between boss and worker. But we like to think the employee is happy to diss his boss like this on the regular.

16.
This is quite the power move. The boss has to either give the job back or accept these top-tier insults about himself.

17.
This employer actually wrote in wanting validation to be a jerk. And they ended up with a systematic explanation of why they are so awful.

18.
If you don't know Dick (so to speak), he is a former CEO of Twitter. And this is one of his previously loyal Twitter users going off on him.

19.
In the Conway family, everyone is a worker because pretending to be a happy family is a full-time job. And here we have Claudia Conway just absolutely shredding their clean family image up!

20.
When you're the president, you're basically the boss of America. And this particular voter enjoyed telling Trump's White House about the quality of their COVID-19 response.