Random & Fun Zehn Tweets über Vorgesetzte, die Stromberg sympathisch wirken lassen

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4. März 2021

Foto: Twitter/AshleyB030685 // Unsplash/christinhume

Zehn Tweets über Vorgesetzte, die Stromberg sympathisch wirken lassen

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„Als Chef hast du mehr Leichen im Keller als ein Krematorium“, sagte einst ein weiser Mann, der auf den Namen Stromberg hört. Die gleichnamige Serie brachte uns beim Zusehen regelmäßigen an die Grenzen unseres Fremdschams. Und in unseren naiven Köpfen hatten wir immer diese kleine Hoffnung, dass Stromberg dabei nur eine überspitzte Karikatur der realen Arbeitswelt ist.

Doch eine Diskussion auf Twitter belehrt uns eines besseren. Unzählige User:innen tauschen sich unter dem Tweet eines New Yorker Comedians über ihre Erfahrungen mit Vorgesetzten aus, die selbst Stromberg sympathisch wirken lassen. Wir haben euch zehn der Tweets herausgesucht:

1 / 10

I was in high school, working a summer job when my father had a massive accident and I needed to go for one weekend to help out – my managers reply? "What's more important, work, or family?" He wanted me to choose. For a summer job.
— Maggie Miller (@MaggieMcMiller) June 29, 2020

2 / 10

I worked in a OG for 2 years and on my goodbye cake (after years of picking up shifts, working sick and having no life outside the OG staff) my name was spelt wrong. Many fuck yous to the Olive Garden
— Rachel Holmberg (@touchofglitzmn) June 29, 2020

3 / 10

A friend of mine had the flu when she worked there years ago. Boss told her she's fired if she doesn't come in. She came in, delirious, and told all her customers she had the flu and was being forced to work. Then she quit.
— Franny Knickers (@livinonthefence) June 28, 2020

4 / 10

I once had a band director tell me I couldn't miss practice for my grandma's birthday. He said that the practice had been on the schedule for months so I didn't have a good excuse. I replied that my grandma's birthday had been on the schedule since 1922.
— Chris Atkinson (@ctophera) June 28, 2020

5 / 10

In college I used to work at Kmart in their cafeteria. I requested my graduation day off…..they denied it. So I reported the nests of roaches they'd kept ignoring to the local health dept and graduated in peace. 😌💖 pic.twitter.com/L1LPiPjMif
— Actual Magical Girl (@MorganCerese) June 29, 2020

6 / 10

Our Olive Garden got hit by a TRUCK and my manager still tried to open. We’ve made a meme out of it since. pic.twitter.com/fBGXiwolo3
— brooklyn j (@branelson) June 29, 2020

7 / 10

Lol I went there for an interview and they legit hired someone else IN FRONT OF ME and told me they’ll call me. Like damn I know I’m not getting the job. You didn’t have to lie to me
— Lily (@lilianangelina_) June 29, 2020

8 / 10

Long ago, I was hired at Unos to cook, the day of training I happened to be there earlier in day and they said the chef called in and you’ll be on your own tonight. I said okay I’m going home to get ready and never went back.
— John Betz (@JohnBetz) June 28, 2020

9 / 10

Two years after being fired, I received an email from my former boss asking if I could train my replacement. 🤔
— Ashley Benson (@AshleyB030685) October 16, 2019

10 / 10

https://twitter.com/mylessauer/status/1184527448005926917?s=20