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> I even swore and shouted at my boss when quitting my last job That'd be going too far, and is an indication of emotional immaturity. Just leaving the job, a
by BLKNSLVR 5y ago
> I even swore and shouted at my boss when quitting my last job
That'd be going too far, and is an indication of emotional immaturity. Just leaving the job, and giving a clear indication of the reasons in an exit interview, should be far more of a stab in the guts to your boss.
Shouting and swearing allows them to blame your emotional state and justifying a stance of 'better off without you', thus enabling a (potentially) toxic boss to continue to treat the next person the same way.
Always consider how to make the greatest positive impact. It can actually be far more long-term therapeutic than shouting and swearing.
- cryptica 5y agoIt was a terrible situation, my boss had also been shouting and threatening me with violence previous day so I snapped the next day. It was a mostly normal workplace before that. The stakes were high I guess.