these duplicitous little rats "accidentally" undercounted the PTO i used on a recent vacation, resulting in a "mistake" that led to me being shorted over $2k

then after i spend an hour of my life digging through paystubs and HR software to call them out on it, these subhuman freaks have the gall to say "sorry for any inconvenience caused", as if they didn't intentionally try to rob me

these "people" should be [REDACTED] with a [REDACTED] until they [REDACTED] as painfully as possible

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[–] DragonBallZinn@hexbear.net 16 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

If you can say the word “no”. Congratulations, you are qualified to work any HR position.

I feel your pain even as someone looking for a job. HR is the spitting image of weaponized incompetence. There’s an actual customer service lingo for acting stupid called “sludge” and the whole point is getting someone doing the complaining to give up. No doubt HR is trained in sludge tactics, and of course anyone who works in HR would happily portray themselves as incompetent dumbasses, it gives them a sense of power frustrating the poors.

Let me guess, the narrative HR sells is they’re just some poor smol beans overwhelmed by everything so they’re the REAL victim, right?

“I’m too lazy to organize myself and it makes we scawed and confoosed when people want me to wok!” And we’re supposed to feel bad for these people and do part of their job for them?