Retiring worker accidently emails his entire firm what he really thinks of his bosses
This move certainly didn't go down well with the company
A MAN believed he was sending his brutally honest thoughts on his job to human resources… but he ended up emailing his entire COMPANY.
When Michael Stuban, 58, was about to retire he was asked by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission to fill in an exit form.
Manager Michael filled out the questionnaire as honestly as possible and sometimes the responses were scathing.
Although he started off calm and collected it soon became clear he didn’t think highly of his bosses.
In a statement mistakenly sent to 2,000 of his colleagues, he began: “I really didn’t want to retire yet. I like my job.
“The first 30 years were great but the last 5 years are terrible.”
His thoughts soon escalated into a full on rant where he claimed: “Giving us classes where we are being told we are not political. That’s bull****.
“Jobs/Promotions are filled by the politicians, it’s who you know, not what you know. Positions created for people who are not qualified.”
He also added there was a lack of morale in the company then slammed his bosses for being “out of touch with the average employees” and “only looking out for themselves”.
The western Pennsylvania resident told the that relatives of powerful people got hired regardless of their qualifications.
“They hire a lot of people that are dumb as rocks,” he said.
But if he wanted to deliver some constructive criticism, his bosses didn’t seem to be taking it on board.
Chairman of the commission Sean Logan replied saying: “Mr Stuban … I don’t believe we ever met, and after reading your Exit Questionnaire, I am grateful that we didn’t.”