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Employee Claims He Was Denied Promotion For Being Too Efficient: "I'm Not Allowed To Grow?"
The manager's reason for denying the promotion was that the user was "too efficient" and made their job look "too easy," implying that replacing them would be too challenging.
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"3 People's Workload For 1 Paycheck": Reddit User's Post On New Job Expectations Sparks Discussion
A Reddit user has sparked a discussion online after calling out modern job expectations.
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Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
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Experts Alarmed After Some ChatGPT Users Experience Bizarre Delusions: "Feels Like Black Mirror"
Reddit users are sharing alarming stories of loved ones developing delusions after interacting with the AI.
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Rejected For Using Public Transport: Reddit User Shares Bizarre Job Interview Experience
The viral post ignited discussions on hiring practices and outdated biases, with some noting that public transport is a common commuting choice for millions globally.
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"Some Cages Don't Have Bars": Man Snaps At Controlling Mom After She Did This
Posted by user Mr. Coco, the incident unfolded at an office where a new employee, referred to as Sam, had recently joined.
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"Got 15% Raise For Not Working Extra": Man's Post About Work-Life Balance Defies Corporate Logic
Reddit user shared a post titled, "I got a raise after I started leaving exactly at 5 pm and my boss is acting like I've 'stepped up my game'".
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AI Researchers Secretly Used Reddit to Test Chatbot Persuasion
AI bots posing as real users infiltrated Reddit to test their power of persuasion. The covert study, run by Zurich researchers without consent, posted over 1,700 comments and triggered backlash. Moderators condemned the experiment as unethical, while Reddit vowed legal action, warning of AI’s growing influence over digital discourse.
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"Whoever Crosses Limit...": Indian Company Sends Email On Extended Breaks, Internet Reacts
An Indian company is facing backlash online after the CEO sent a mass email, warning employees that exceeding a 15-minute break could lead to termination.
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"I Feel Drained, Disconnected": Indian Employee On Facing Workplace Taunts After Europe Trip
An employee has sparked a discussion online about Indian work culture after claiming that she faced passive-aggressive behaviour from her colleagues after returning from her Europe trip.
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Reddit Expands AI-Powered Translation Feature for Posts and Comments in Hindi
Reddit, the discussion forum-style social media platform, announced the expansion of its automatic translation feature on Monday. In September 2024, the company introduced a machine learning (ML) feature that automatically translates posts and comments on the platform to users’ preferred language. It is now expanding the feature to introduce the ...
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Reddit User Says Indian Mindset Is Destroying European Work Policies, Sparks Debate
An employee working in India with a European company has claimed that his "friendly" workplace is being destroyed because of "Indian work culture".
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Passenger Gets Rs 2.5 Lakh To Get Off Delta Airlines Flight, Find Out Why
A Reddit user, who detailed the ordeal, had boarded their 7:50 am Delta flight from Chicago to Seattle and was ready to cruise at 35,000 feet.
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"It's Not About...": Reddit Post Explaining Why Men Prefer Having Daughters Goes Viral
A heartwarming Reddit post explaining why men prefer having daughters has gone viral, leaving social media users emotional.
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Reddit's AI-Powered Answers Chatbot Is Now Available to Users in India
Reddit is rolling out its artificial intelligence (AI) conversational chatbot to more users. Dubbed Reddit Answers, the chatbot is now available in India, and users can access it via the website, mobile web, as well as Android and iOS apps. The discussion forum-style social media platform first began testing the feature in December 2024.
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Employee Claims He Was Denied Promotion For Being Too Efficient: "I'm Not Allowed To Grow?"
The manager's reason for denying the promotion was that the user was "too efficient" and made their job look "too easy," implying that replacing them would be too challenging.
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"3 People's Workload For 1 Paycheck": Reddit User's Post On New Job Expectations Sparks Discussion
A Reddit user has sparked a discussion online after calling out modern job expectations.
-
Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
-
Experts Alarmed After Some ChatGPT Users Experience Bizarre Delusions: "Feels Like Black Mirror"
Reddit users are sharing alarming stories of loved ones developing delusions after interacting with the AI.
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Rejected For Using Public Transport: Reddit User Shares Bizarre Job Interview Experience
The viral post ignited discussions on hiring practices and outdated biases, with some noting that public transport is a common commuting choice for millions globally.
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"Some Cages Don't Have Bars": Man Snaps At Controlling Mom After She Did This
Posted by user Mr. Coco, the incident unfolded at an office where a new employee, referred to as Sam, had recently joined.
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"Got 15% Raise For Not Working Extra": Man's Post About Work-Life Balance Defies Corporate Logic
Reddit user shared a post titled, "I got a raise after I started leaving exactly at 5 pm and my boss is acting like I've 'stepped up my game'".
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AI Researchers Secretly Used Reddit to Test Chatbot Persuasion
AI bots posing as real users infiltrated Reddit to test their power of persuasion. The covert study, run by Zurich researchers without consent, posted over 1,700 comments and triggered backlash. Moderators condemned the experiment as unethical, while Reddit vowed legal action, warning of AI’s growing influence over digital discourse.
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"Whoever Crosses Limit...": Indian Company Sends Email On Extended Breaks, Internet Reacts
An Indian company is facing backlash online after the CEO sent a mass email, warning employees that exceeding a 15-minute break could lead to termination.
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"I Feel Drained, Disconnected": Indian Employee On Facing Workplace Taunts After Europe Trip
An employee has sparked a discussion online about Indian work culture after claiming that she faced passive-aggressive behaviour from her colleagues after returning from her Europe trip.
-
Reddit Expands AI-Powered Translation Feature for Posts and Comments in Hindi
Reddit, the discussion forum-style social media platform, announced the expansion of its automatic translation feature on Monday. In September 2024, the company introduced a machine learning (ML) feature that automatically translates posts and comments on the platform to users’ preferred language. It is now expanding the feature to introduce the ...
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Reddit User Says Indian Mindset Is Destroying European Work Policies, Sparks Debate
An employee working in India with a European company has claimed that his "friendly" workplace is being destroyed because of "Indian work culture".
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Passenger Gets Rs 2.5 Lakh To Get Off Delta Airlines Flight, Find Out Why
A Reddit user, who detailed the ordeal, had boarded their 7:50 am Delta flight from Chicago to Seattle and was ready to cruise at 35,000 feet.
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"It's Not About...": Reddit Post Explaining Why Men Prefer Having Daughters Goes Viral
A heartwarming Reddit post explaining why men prefer having daughters has gone viral, leaving social media users emotional.
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Reddit's AI-Powered Answers Chatbot Is Now Available to Users in India
Reddit is rolling out its artificial intelligence (AI) conversational chatbot to more users. Dubbed Reddit Answers, the chatbot is now available in India, and users can access it via the website, mobile web, as well as Android and iOS apps. The discussion forum-style social media platform first began testing the feature in December 2024.
