'Never Tell Your Current Company Where You Plan to Go After Resigning': Redditor Thinks the Job He Left Sabotaged His New Gig
RustyBuckler
Published
09/06/2023
It's probably a good idea to keep your mouth closed when you're changing jobs.
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It's probably a good idea to keep your mouth closed when you're changing jobs. This employee told their current company that they were moving on. Two weeks before they started their new job, the employer said some new things had come to light that were concerning and that they would have to go in a different direction.
Some advice from the commenters was that they get a lawyer and sue their old employer. Some other people gave some anecdotes of their own and how some employers are just ---holes who want to screw you over any chance they get. -
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![<p>Don't mess with the social media manager if you want your social media to look good. That's what one trendy dentist's office did with their newly hired social media person, and like a tooth, things got sore pretty quickly. I guess even doctors can be <a href="https://trending.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/boss-forces-skilled-employee-to-work-overtime-so-employee-uses-their-skills-to-do-nothing/87466959/">bad bosses</a>. </p><p><br></p><p>After accepting the well-paying position, the dentist's office's new social media manager quickly realized that while their work was piling on, none of it was the legal paperwork required to make sure they got paid. After pressing their new managers, the front desk denied having ever agreed on the salary, despite emails to the contrary. The dentist, as I'm sure he did during actual medical school, claimed ignorance. </p><p><br></p><p>Citing lofty gas and toll prices, the new employee decided to quit; having yet to see a dime. But while the battle for payment rages on, the employee remains in possession of the company phone with all of their work as a bargaining tool. And as one Redditor commented on the story, “Seems like a golden opportunity to drag them on social media.”</p><p><br></p><p>Spurred on by commenters, the employee sounds ready to make their move. "I think it's pretty [messed up] on his end to [mess with] a social media person." Who knew getting money from a dentist would be like pulling teeth?</p>](https://cdn.ebaumsworld.com/thumbs/2023/10/31/121733/87467876/dsmm-fixed.jpg "New Boss Denies Employee Promised Salary, Employee Gets the Last Laugh")
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It's probably a good idea to keep your mouth closed when you're changing jobs. This employee told their current company that they were moving on. Two weeks before they started their new job, the employer said some new things had come to light that were concerning and that they would have to go in a different direction.
Some advice from the commenters was that they get a lawyer and sue their old employer. Some other people gave some anecdotes of their own and how some employers are just ---holes who want to screw you over any chance they get.
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