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A disgruntled employee to his boss

Month by month Week by week Day by day Hour by hour Minute by minute Second by second The pressure builds The stranglehold tightens Like the monstrous coils Of a giant anaconda That is savagely determined To squeeze its hapless prey And ruthlessly quell every ounce of resistance Until the poor rabbit realises That it's all over bar the shouting But I am not a rabbit I am a mongoose The mere sight of that ugly serpent Fills me, not with fear But instead, with rage A rage so powerful, and so enduring That I long to rip the snake Into a thousand slimy pieces With my shiny claws As sharp as daggers Until and unless Justice is served We employees are accorded The respect and dignity we deserve Our dues are paid on time And you, the employer Finally show some transparency and accountability And empower us with that freedom Which you keep boasting about But which we all know, is just a sham Just like the training sessions you promised The dedicated office setup The addition of more employees And of course, most of the incentives
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Written by
Ashwinkumar1989
36 / M / Mumbai
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Written by
Ashwinkumar1989
36 / M / Mumbai
Published
Sep 20, 2019
Lines·Words
38·188
Notes

The title is self-explanatory!!

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#badbosses#bademployers#workstress#officestress#workplaceissues
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