REUPLOAD: Workplace Stalking: my “Greed” Story | #workplacebullying | Claire Hunt | clairehuntonline

A community-organizing forum where targets of workplace bullying can share experiences in a support group so you can know
1. You’re not crazy. Workplace bullying is real, and your feelings are valid.
2. You’re not alone. Unfortunately, others have experienced the same thing.
If my words resonate with you, please subscribe, turn on notifications, like and share my videos, and comment.

Read my 116-page essay in five parts on workplace bullying on my website.

#workplacebullying #narcissism #narcissisticpersonalitydisorder #NPD #narcissisticabuse #clairehunt #clairehuntonline

[thepragmatist]

"A bully is a low level spirit." You hit the nail on the head with this sentence.

[charmaine.dhlamini]

I relate personally as a survivor of a toxic workplace. I admire your boldness and insights on this serious topic. Thank you for sharing your stories and for creating this channel. 🤝

[BaNanie]

I'm super nice and sweet to everyone, yet I've encountered people that you talk about throughout my ENTIRE career.

[hannaclassey]

Your explanations and stories are the best. I could listen to you for hours. ❤🎉

[Monicaaa]

I used to think workplace bullying only existed in blue collar or working class environments.

But I was harassed at a 'big law' firm by an associate attorney who graduated from Columbia law school (with honors). I think it ultimately boils down to insecurity and a lack of respect.

[_Katt_]

All my bullies shared greed as a common trait. Not only did they steal from the company (by ordering packages for themselves and writing them off as "office expenses"), but they also felt entitled to take all the free food and supplies at work. As much as they could stuff in their bags or faces.

They were also ALL (unsurprisingly) massively overweight too. Gluttony encompassed every aspect of their lives

[__berichh]

People don’t understand until they’ve been through it. It’s terrifying

[alphamaledude]

this reminds me of a job i had to quit because the Newley appointed manager was a bully. Every day it felt like he kept draining my energy deliberately with his well-planned antics, it even got to a point where it felt borderline homosexual with the advances on my person and energy.

[AnnetteCurtain-tcmh]

Workplace people are elevated because they have a title, it's all about ego.

[lrockbr]

They bully because they're bored and in search of the inherent human need for adventure, which otherwise brings wisdom--that which they lack.

[twocents]

Thank you, Clare. I appreciate the points you make in this video. Bullying is everywhere. Doesn't matter where you work. I'm sure the Vatican is full of bullies.

[_Katt_]

"It's like dude, why are you alive" LOL

[Anonymousd]

I literally keep thinking the same thing earlier today “WHY ARE YOU ALIVE YOU MAY AS WELL JUST PUT AN END TO IT IF ALL YOU ARE GOING TO DO IS HURT OTHERS”😂😂

[__berichh]

They push you until you lash out and you’re right they double down

[thepragmatist]

Thank you for mentioning entity attachments and possession. I believe it's at the root of what you're talking about and it needs to become more common knowledge so it can be brought to light, addressed, and the behavior extinguished/attachments removed.

[lovelydoll]

Hey Claire nice to see you. Great video as always. Yes I had bullies that had more things than me : spouse, kids and house and they still hated me when all I had was a stack of bills and lived in my little apartment alone. They are NEVER happy. This is why I work from home because I almost snapped.

[eternalfaith]

We love you !!! Happy New Year thank u for saving me in my darkest hours due to these low life insecure hating unhappy fake lazy working bullies

[ebs]

People are fucking nuts. I want to write on here but I’m scared someone from work will read this. But I’m going through this. Omg this whole video, I resonate with majority.

[thepragmatist]

This is an excellent video. I like that you provide an even handed analysis of your bullies and give them credit where credit is due. I've had roughly the same experiences throughout my life. I truly wish you all the best in 2025.

[elenapirela-strem]

Everyone keeps saying I should “wear an armour” but I can’t do it no matter how hard I’ve tried. And I’ve tried for 2, 5 years in my current job and it’s gotten worse and worse (partly because I have fought back). If I could go back in time I would have applied for new jobs everyday from the first red flag I experienced, and pretended like I was stupid and not shown any self respect. I regret staying so long, and now I’m pregnant, so I have to survive for three more months of hell and spend my mom leave applying for jobs.

Any tips on how I should behave in future jobs? I think how you present yourself from the beginning is what targets you.. I think I’m too open and emotional idk… 🤷‍♀️ and I’m so scared of this happening again, because I think I will break if that happens.