In this episode of Karma Stories, Rob shares entertaining tales from the Malicious Compliance subreddit. From a dedicated employee turning the tables on a demanding boss to a custodian cleverly teaching a manager a lesson, these stories highlight the art of following absurd instructions to the letter. Plus, hear about Sam, an elderly lady who gets some well-deserved payback for her neglectful family, and a sneaky dog finding loopholes in house rules. Enjoy these tales of cunning compliance and karma in action!

Rob returns after a health scare to share wild stories from the tech support world. He starts with a tale of a user attempting to access a deceased colleague's account, leading to regulatory hurdles. Next, Rob recounts the frustrations of a client endlessly complicating a call tree update request. An intense story follows, involving a staff member caught trying to sell company data, ending in police involvement. Finally, Rob discusses a former employee's futile legal threats over personal files on a company laptop. Join Rob for these gripping tech support stories and insights.

In this gripping episode, we follow the story of a single mom who faces a terrifying situation when her son's friend's parents attempt to adopt him. From navigating precarious living situations to fighting for her child's safety, this journey is filled with emotional twists and turns. The mom details her struggles and eventual triumph as she takes advice from supporters and makes significant life changes to protect her beloved son. Tune in to learn how she overcame these challenges and created a better life for her family.

In today's video, we dive into compelling stories of sales and workplace drama. From a former Circuit City employee who learns the value of not prejudging customers, to a meticulous IT professional following a manager's strict documentation orders. Plus, tales of military hierarchy and the consequences of poorly thought-out policies. Watch as sales, management, and compliance stories unfold in surprising ways.

In this episode of Karma Stories, host Rob shares some outrageous tales from the Malicious Compliance subreddit. From a train yard story where a manager insists on following an ineffective safety manual, to an employee's petty war over 'corporate-approved' uniforms, and a military tale of cleaning a van under extreme heat conditions—these stories highlight the humorous yet maddening extremes of following rules to the letter. Tune in for some entertaining and insightful anecdotes that showcase the absurdity of rigid compliance.

Four different acts of malicious compliance underscore what happens when authority figures make poorly considered demands. Across these stories, employees and customers alike challenge ill-informed instructions, whether by weaponizing labor laws against a new IT manager's rigid work schedule or by using a "null encryption" scheme to literally wipe a scam company's payment data. Other cases involve a manager getting locked out of the system he demanded to be "secured" and a customer meticulously proving the lowball offer from an insurance company was unfair. Ultimately, these tales serve as a warning about the unintended consequences of issuing a mandate without first understanding the full ramifications.

Enjoy a 3 Hour compilation of Tales From Tech Support stories! These stories have IT deal with some of the DUMBEST people, so much so that you'll wonder how they ever got jobs working with computers in the first place!

Welcome to a Compilation of Malicious Compliance episodes from the Karma Stories Channel! 3 Hours of r/MaliciousCompliance for your commute, work day or while you're around the house!

This episode features five tales of malicious compliance where people follow ill-conceived rules or demands to the letter, much to the chagrin of the person who made them. You'll hear about a graphic designer who overwhelms a micromanaging boss by delivering exactly what was asked for, a student who takes the nuclear option on a group project to punish lazy teammates, and an IT worker who crashes the system after a manager insists on disruptive, unscheduled maintenance. Finally, a poorly written company policy on "substances" leads to an office-wide crisis, and a call center supervisor gets more transparency than they bargued for. The stories all highlight how blindly following unreasonable or vague instructions can backfire spectacularly.

This episode features several tales of malicious compliance where employees follow poor directives to the letter. You'll hear from a remote worker who stops working entirely after their manager repeatedly blocks their tasks, leaving them with paid time off. Another story involves a retail worker who takes a sarcastic challenge seriously, calling the Fire Department on their own store to address serious safety hazards. The episode also includes quick hits showing how strictly following company rules on help desk support and scheduled breaks can quickly reveal and break broken policies.