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> This sort of discounts what the manager did to piss the person off I don't agree at all. Short of legitimate, open malice, this type of behavior is pretty mu

• chrsig 4y ago
  The persons reaction doesn't negate any problem with the managers behavior. For what it's worth, I don't think there's a shortage of malice, passive aggressive, instigating behaviors that occur in the workplace that can lead up to a such reaction.
  • alex_lav 4y ago
    > The persons reaction doesn't negate any problem with the managers behavior. Tirades immediately discredit one's point. Having a tantrum is not the path to solving workplace issues. > For what it's worth, I don't think there's a shortage of malice, passive aggressive, instigating behaviors that occur in the workplace that can lead up to a such reaction. If you'd actually like to move the needle on solving those issues, having a tantrum is not the path forward.