Mike
There’s an age-old belief that hard work and dedication lead to success and job security. However, the corporate world can often throw a curveball that shatters this perception. Imagine pouring your heart and soul into your job, ticking all the boxes, only to receive that dreaded notice of termination.
The sting of betrayal is real, and while most will exit gracefully, a burning desire for a dash of revenge might kindle in the heart of others. Enter the world of “malicious compliance” – a subtle, rule-abiding way to have the last laugh.
Recently, one developer shared their story of malicious compliance when their employer decided to fire them the day before he finished a new tool the owner loved and needed. So he deleted it. Read on for the details.
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