From Yahoo:
Although many people who hate their jobs fantasize about quitting in the most over-the-top and obnoxious way, very few turn that fantasy into reality. An unnamed Toronto Whole Foods employee did, by writing a 2,300 word resignation letter (that's 4 pages double spaced!) to the entire company that has gotten nearly 200,000 views after being posted to Gawker. In the letter read 'round the world, the employee blasts the company (which he/she calls "a faux hippy Wal-Mart") and accuses management
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of not following the company's core values by allegedly not recycling, throwing out food, selling unhealthy fare, and making employees wear "ugly t-shirts." The disgruntled employee even names names in the attack, like where he/she says, "Dear [REDACTED], You win a lot of awards in my book. Best at being a chauvinist. Least likely to realize he's about to walk into someone. Just another sign that shows how inconsiderate and egocentric you are." The response on social media has been a mix of shock and anger, and of course some delight. People are passing the letter along to their friends, calling it "epic," "legendary," and "the best resignation ever." This isn't the first time Whole Foods has gone viral. In June, we told you about the comedy rap video called "Whole Foods Parking Lot," which has received more than 2 million YouTube views thus far (I love that video).
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The funny thing is, how come a Whole Food's employee can get the courage to blast his former employer and everything about it gets posted on net, like it should, yet people don't do the same thing from Disney?
It makes you wonder if Disney is really doing these things people post they are, like cutting budgets, when if people were disgruntled about it, someone with valid company ties that can prove what they are saying would have come forward by now.
Instead, we just get fabricated gossip.
"So I was talking to this bus driver..."
Jimmy Thick-Still patiently waiting...
Although many people who hate their jobs fantasize about quitting in the most over-the-top and obnoxious way, very few turn that fantasy into reality. An unnamed Toronto Whole Foods employee did, by writing a 2,300 word resignation letter (that's 4 pages double spaced!) to the entire company that has gotten nearly 200,000 views after being posted to Gawker. In the letter read 'round the world, the employee blasts the company (which he/she calls "a faux hippy Wal-Mart") and accuses management
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of not following the company's core values by allegedly not recycling, throwing out food, selling unhealthy fare, and making employees wear "ugly t-shirts." The disgruntled employee even names names in the attack, like where he/she says, "Dear [REDACTED], You win a lot of awards in my book. Best at being a chauvinist. Least likely to realize he's about to walk into someone. Just another sign that shows how inconsiderate and egocentric you are." The response on social media has been a mix of shock and anger, and of course some delight. People are passing the letter along to their friends, calling it "epic," "legendary," and "the best resignation ever." This isn't the first time Whole Foods has gone viral. In June, we told you about the comedy rap video called "Whole Foods Parking Lot," which has received more than 2 million YouTube views thus far (I love that video).
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The funny thing is, how come a Whole Food's employee can get the courage to blast his former employer and everything about it gets posted on net, like it should, yet people don't do the same thing from Disney?
It makes you wonder if Disney is really doing these things people post they are, like cutting budgets, when if people were disgruntled about it, someone with valid company ties that can prove what they are saying would have come forward by now.
Instead, we just get fabricated gossip.
"So I was talking to this bus driver..."
Jimmy Thick-Still patiently waiting...
