Today, a co-worker superior to me called me "Stephanie" yet again. My name is Ashley. I politely informed her that my name is Ashley and subtly pointed to my work ID. Later, I get called into my supervisor's office. I got written up for correcting someone of higher status than me. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Today, my boss called me Ashley. My name doesn't even start with an A. I even wear a name tag. You would think after nearly four years, your boss would remember your name. Every time he speaks to me, it's a different name. FML
Today, I was given my marching orders because I corrected my supervisor on something he was actually doing wrong. It seems I deserve this for "not learning to obey my immediate superiors." FML
Today, my supervisor told me off for doing something. When I reminded her that she told me to do it, she yelled at me for correcting her. FML
Today, my supervisor was in a leadership meeting pulling random calls for quality. Mine was chosen. He got excited and told them my stats and how I put him to shame with how I drive my team, that I'm the best and this call is going to be amazing. I was then written up for arguing with a customer. FML
Today, I was in a work meeting because our clientele is unhappy with our service. I was in there because I don't correct our customers when they get my name wrong. My name is Blane, but "Blair", "Blake", "Lane", and "Glenn" got rave reviews. No one picked up on this. I hate my job. FML
Today, my boss finally pronounced my name correctly. My name was then followed by the words, "You're fired." FML
Today, my boss threw me out of her office during a conference call for daring to correct her. The client fired the company because she subsequently got all the information on the call wrong, and plainly had no idea what was going on. From all the screaming, this is now all my fault. FML
Today, my boss dropped a highly important and dense report on my desk that had to be finished by the end of the day. After the initial panic attack and hours of scrupulous work, I finished. She then asked me to pick up the revised copy, where my name was replaced with hers. FML
Today, I got fired from work. Why? I finally took a stand for myself and confronted my coworker of writing things up in my name for herself, and it getting deducted from my check. So she went to the manager and accused me of sexual harassment. FML
Today, I told my supervisor how awful my coworker was at her job. I then got fired. FML
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Top comments
RenoEnvy 0
She's just looking for a power trip. I'd tell your boss the situation. Such a silly reason to get a write up. Its not your fault she can't read.
Mikeymikey 4
maybe shes butt ugly and jealous of you. and obviously a little dumb. oh well move on... its not like u did anythin bad.. call her Gertrude next time u see her..
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Comments (86)
pvttdancer 2
I agree with 17 just screw around with their stuff I did it once then they fired "johny"
Volixar 2
Than* ^
irateyou 9
*than me
newburton13 26
Higher status? I'm sorry, I wasn't aware the United States had accepted monarchy.
Archer_girl_1989 6
I know how you feel. While living in student halls at Uni the security staff called me Amy for a whole year. I felt to nervous to correct them so I answered to the name. When they found out my actual name is Ali they told me off for not telling them. You can't win.
KevinFlynn 13
that's messed up
fantasyworld 39
Some people just don't like being corrected even if they said something stupid.
morgandoe 4
wtf Ashley your name supposed to be Stephanie ?
bleedingglitter 24
Refuse to sign the write up. Someone higher up than her will have to investigate and see that she is misusing her power. It's wrong for her to punish you because she was embarrassed for being wrong.
Zeroace 18
Grunt rule #1: the officer is always right. Grunt rule #2: Never, EVER correct the officer.