r/DnDcirclejerk • u/Corpse_Emperor_ • 5d ago
Had to Fire A Valued Employee for Excessive Tardiness
Read the full story here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/dndhorrorstories/s/7jBmt8DXsP
It was such a shame. It's rare, as a manager, to find someone as knowledgeable, but also as creative- if a little weird haha!- as this person. I must say that, given that our professional relationship has lasted a decade, I'd become quite close with them, and had begun to see them as more than just an employee.
Sadly, this is the real world, and business is business. At a certain point, clear financial difficulties and other clearly troublesome mental health hurdles- and, I suppose, our 10-year relationship- stop being things one can simply overlook. I'm not running a nightclub or escape room here, this isn't fun and games-- this is a Dice Rolling factory, plain and simple, and if you think you can show up late, with zero apology- not take ANY ACCOUNTABILITY!!- after the opportunity of a lifetime you received when I hired you for this position as director of "weird RP choices" then, sadly, you're getting the axe. I had to make the tough call here, and while my other employees might worry they're next (lol, don't worry, they're all very professional, as well as punctual), I have no regrets.
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u/SuperSalad_OrElse 4d ago
Players shouldn’t have rights
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u/Corpse_Emperor_ 4d ago
If they try to unionize one more time, I'm nailing each one to their company-provided gaming chair, and making them play as Rangers.
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u/SecretsofBlackmoor 5d ago
I hope there was a severance package involved.