sweet revenge on salty bosses - REACTION

sweet revenge on salty bosses - REACTION

🎥🚫 BOSSZILLAS on the Loose! Time to Take Down These Crazy Control Freaks! 🚫🎥

Hey there, lovelies! It's Charlotte Dobre, and today we're diving into a workplace WILD RIDE that'll have you laughing and cringing at the same time. Get ready to meet the BOSSZILLAS – those power-hungry supervisors who think they're ruling a kingdom instead of an office!

👩‍💼👹 In this absolutely bonkers video, we're shining a spotlight on the bosszillas who need a serious reality check. From demanding daily reports on your lunch choices to treating the office thermostat like a missile launch button, these characters are straight out of a sitcom... or a horror movie!

😱 Brace yourselves as we reveal their most RIDICULOUS demands and rulebooks that could make even a dictator blush! We're talking mandatory unicorn onesies on Casual Fridays and a PowerPoint presentation just to ask for a day off. Yep, you heard that right!

🤣 But wait, it gets even crazier! We'll walk you through the eye-rolling encounters with these bosszillas – from the "mandatory team-building karaoke night" to their constant insistence on being called "Supreme Ruler of the Coffee Machine."

💥 Join me in the comment section showdown as we discuss the most outrageous bosszilla stories you've ever heard. Have you encountered a bosszilla in the wild? Share your tales of workplace wackiness and let's bond over the absurdity!

🔥 Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and prepare for a dose of laughter therapy as we brainstorm hilarious ways to put an end to the reign of the bosszillas. After all, a little humor goes a long way when dealing with these power-tripping characters!

🔍 So there you have it, my fellow warriors against workplace tyranny – it's time to expose the bosszillas for the hilariously crazy creatures they are! Tune in, gear up for laughs, and remember, in the battle against bosszillas, the funniest wins! 🤣👩‍💼👺

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Hi, I'm Charlotte Dobre. I'm an actor, reactor, singer and sometimes (not really) comedian. On this channel I do reactions, commentary and occasionally I make a joke or two. I love poking fun at social media, weddings, entitled people, tiktok and OF COURSE petty people. I upload daily, usually 7 days a week, unless life gets crazy or I get lazy. Come hang out, it's a good time.

Edited By Kelly Paoli

Produced by: Jellysmack

Footage/Sounds/Effects provided by Storyblocks
End screen song:
Defunk - (Feat. Charlotte Dobre, Sam Klass)

[amandapittar]

My BIL was CFO of a major company. He worked and studied his way up from the ground. He’s amazing. He was in a warehouse inspecting something as part of a tour, all major management in suits. He pointed out something wrong to do with a fork lift and the way it was being handled. A “fellow” suit scoffed and said what would he know? My BIL removed his jacket, rolled up his sleeves, donned a hard hat and proceeded to do the job better than the man employed. Silence. My BIL is gold, pure gold.😂😂😂

[justinekingmaker]

OMG!! That guy on the call...I swear I recognize his voice! I did some design work for a guy in England, some online work.
I completed it and was really proud of my effort. A lot of others who'd seen the work all commented to him how they loved it.
Two weeks later, after hemming and hawing about why he still hadn't paid me the rest of what he owed (Yes, I did get 50% deposit at least) he actually called in another designer, someone who I know well and have been friends with. He had her completely re-do the entire design. Everything from the theme, to the color palate, everything.
When I commented that this wasn't what he had originally asked me to do, he started going around calling me names, saying I was crazy, that I was just a "pick-me."
The fun revenge I got was that I was also really good friends with his GF at the time.
She had been present at all our meetings and knew he was totally gasliting me!
She was also really good friends (better than I was) with the other designer.
She had a little private meeting with the other designer, told her the entire scoop, dumped the BF and the other designer quit, refusing to destroy any of the work I'd done!

[hilarysmith]

I got hired at Old Navy when I was 16 by an excellent manager who understood I was a good student with extracurricular activities. He was so nice and supportive and never scheduled me outside of the agreed upon hours. Well he was only the temporary manager while they searched for a new one, and my god the new lady was AWFUL! She would deliberately schedule me outside of my normal hours and constantly kept me way after the store closed. I was truly a model employee, and she just broke me. I will never understand why people drive away good employees when it's so easy to just be a decent person.

[mooop]

i hated watching the 10:45 scenario, that's straight up ab*se and listening to her stutter and him preying on that to control the convo was so frustrating

[archivistsethia]

What he heard when she said "I'm not happy, Leo." is "NO AMOUNT OF MONEY IS ENOUGH TO MAKE ME WANT TO WORK WITH YOU" and he got upset. I love that so much for him.

[pseudopyxie]

I used to be a GM and my theory always was don't ask anyone to do anything you wouldn't do yourself... I built a great team that came in voluntarily during a snow storm just to help me because I was there. Respect is earned not demanded.

[nopenope]

My boyfriend works for a local pizza chain here in Indiana. He started as a pie maker, worked his way up to assistant manager, then general manager, and now he’s district manager. I previously worked in marketing for the same pizza chain. Our boss/store owner, who owns 6 of the franchise locations, is incredible. He will come in and work pie maker shifts, he’ll answer phones and deal with customers, he works events, he does deliveries - on top of all the other “boss duties” he has like financial shit and repairs. My boyfriend does the same. We lost employees who went to college and we need someone to fill in? They’re there to fill in, no matter what position. That’s how you run a business and keep your employees happy. Be willing to do the same work they’re doing.

[amylowe]

Hey Charlotte, I have autism and when I'm having a meltdown my family know to put your videos as it helps me get out of my meltdowns quicker ❤

[someone_weird-_-]

My aunt sometimes works from home, other times in office. One time she was in an online meeting at home drinking her cup of tea and everyone just starts laughing. This was a meeting with (idk the correct words for it) other workers from the company that she didn't know. Someone private messages her telling her to put her mug down, she was so confused and looked at it. It said "Fabulous Bitch". She was so embarrassed and we still laugh about it.

[lolu]

My bf used to work at a Tim Hortons as an assistant manager one day he got tired of his manager’s bs and quit. The next day after he quit everyone else that worked at that location handed in their resignation letter and quit too. Idk exactly what happened to that location but I believe it closed permanently.

[truneilson]

This is where In and Out kills it, every employee has done every job. They start you at the bottom...so even the CEO has done every job and understands the way it works.

[Blondiebelle]

Absolutely love when Charlotte gets to scream these days! I remember when there were neighbors to worry about, NOT ANYMORE!! Scream it out bestie

[rachelhatchet]

When I worked at 🎯 I was part of the stocking team, and I didn't realize for 4 mos that one of the other employees who was there working with us(heavy lifting, down on hands and knees, etc) was actually the store manager! I had so much respect for that man as a person and a boss!

[haleysawyer]

I worked at a burger King as a manager for 6 years. Became a manager at 19, (started training when I was 18) and left when I was 24. I had the busiest shift and always had regular customers. Once I quit that store went to shit. And I would always tell my employees " I'll never ask you to do something I wouldn't or haven't already done myself ". And I stand by that in all situations.

[patriciatriolo]

When I was a manager I knew how to do everyone's job for many reasons, such as training staff and stepping in when needed. I always tried to reward my best staff but also tried to help those struggling. I approached each staff as the individual they were but also tried to make it fair to everyone. It was not always easy but that was an important part of my job.

[Skooskah]

I'm an employment adviser in the UK. That TV show manager was ridiculous. He didn't have a leg to stand on, not one of the things he criticised her for was valid. The notice stuff was complete gobbledegook.

I think that's why he was being so aggressive - he thought he could scare her, because there wasn't actually anything else he could do. If he'd tried to take any legal action, an employment tribunal would laugh him out of the room.

[aliciamcbeth]

The hot pink sweater, red hair and head band is giving Daphne from Scooby-Doo. And I'm so here for it ❤

[erizabeto]

I got my masters like 3 years ago. I had to run my thesis file under a program that checked for plagiarism. By university rules, your percentage had to be under 12 or 15%. Mine was like 5% and i was going crazy thinking that all the quotes and citations would give a higher score.

[TheArnaa]

My nephew once got fired, effective immediately, so he collected his belongings and walked out. Guess who was the only one who knew the computer passwords? 🤣

[Kdannyst]

That manager made my blood BOIL. She was so calm and kind and he was disgusting. Glad she recorded that conversation.