#redditstories #letsredd #maliciouscompliance #malicious #karmasrevenge #revengestorys br rmalicious compliance -Only do what is in my job title? Fine, good luck paying employees! br ------- br I was Helping Company Save $5,000month, But New Manager Demanded Me to Stick to My Job Title, When I did, the company Lost Million! br --------- br I work as an inventory admin at a construction company but became an expert in our ERP system, saving the company $5,000 per month by replacing consultants. Despite handling major ERP issues without extra pay or recognition, my new warehouse manager demanded I stick to my job title and leave ERP problems alone. So, I did. Soon after, an ERP bug stopped payroll, and employees—including me—didn’t get paid. Chaos erupted, with the warehouse staff walking out and operations grinding to a halt. The VP demanded I fix the issue, but I pointed to the manager’s email restricting my duties. Consultants were rehired, but they couldn’t resolve the problem quickly, leading to a second missed paycheck. Under mounting pressure, the VP finally created a new position for me with a hefty raise to handle ERP issues. I fixed payroll the same day, proving my value while securing the recognition I deserved.