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OZY Rules: The House N-Word Gets It in the End

• lalaland1125 5y ago
  My apologies for the title, but this is an interesting behind the scenes testimony of how it was to work at OZY before it collapsed. It's a good illustration of how someone willing to defraud their employees is often willing to do the same to investors.
• h2odragon 5y ago
  Like torture auto-erotica. When you rage quit over asshole boss, stay quit. Of course I say this having similar stories and finding this too familiar to stand. There were reasons, but afterwards they don't look like reasons anymore.
• retrac 5y ago
  As horrifying as this is, I almost struggle to be sympathetic because I cannot understand why he let this guy inflict all this on him. I know it's partially a reflection on why, but having read it I'm still at something of a loss. I would have either punched him or quit by about 20% into this story. Maybe he has the same anger I tend to get but better impulse control and tried to channel it into some subconscious revenge plot? Don't do that. Life's too short.
  • lalaland1125 5y ago
    The author said that he stuck with the job because he didn't think he could get another one at his age. The entertainment industry is brutal, especially to old people.