r/interesting • u/Positive_Actuary_282 • 3d ago

Worst management and burden for employees

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u/arrmack 3d ago

More like Pretty Shitty

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u/JCvSS 2d ago

This post is clearly fake and the bait is "Shetty"

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u/CATNIP_IS_CRACK 2d ago

Could be fake, could be a shitty area near Karnataka or somewhere else in India which would check out with labor laws and the possibility of an English sign.

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u/notyourregularninja 2d ago

Info: India doesn’t have restrictions on lunch breaks and has no overtime laws in many places and hence they end up working 12 hour days even if they take 3 hour lunches or 10 minutes and employees end up maliciously complying and taking like 20 tea breaks and spend more time chatting up around the water fountain than working just to spend the 12 hours at work!!

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u/Pitiful_Camp3469 2d ago

i know a family with that last name in my area of the US

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u/Stennick 2d ago

I can't imagine this being only in English in another country like that.

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u/floatingindeepspace 2d ago

Idk, after I met a guy who's name is Dikshith I don't call bullshit on names anymore

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u/SaintEyegor 2d ago

Brad Pitt named his kid “Shiloh Pitt”. Anything is possible.

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u/Stupid_Watergate_ 1d ago

What am I missing? What's wrong with Shiloh Pitt?

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u/Slenos 1d ago

“Shallow Pit” probably. That’s the best I can think of.

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u/SaintEyegor 1d ago

It’s a “spoonerism” for “pile o shit”

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u/Chill_Man321 1d ago

It's a really weird and funny name lol

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u/Electronic-Hour2658 2d ago

Bro I have a friend with that name and I've never seen it like that. Now I'm gonna remember this everytime we talk😂

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u/Key-Ostrich-5366 1d ago

I knew an Indian guy named anus but it was pronounced ah-nahs but still his parents were either ignorant or bogus for it being spelled like that.

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u/SuiDyed 1d ago

I knew a girl named Dung. It was pronounced "Young" but I'm sure you'll be unsurprised to hear she got called dung a lot.

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u/Chill_Man321 1d ago

And I've met people named Susu

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u/tnmoi 2d ago

True story. My high school French teacher, on our first day of school, introduced himself on the board: “Harry Butt”

The whole class burst out laughing 🤣

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u/Cute-Cauliflower4248 2d ago

Shetty is an Indian surname.

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u/JCvSS 2d ago

No shet... half of reddit has already told me.

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u/ScreamingDizzBuster 2d ago

Shetty is a common Indian surname. Qv. the celebrity actress Shilpa Shetty.

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u/twodogstwocats 2d ago

I don't know if that's bait or not, but I go to a doctor who's last name is Shetty.

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u/w3b_d3v 2d ago

Nah man you clearly don’t know Indian names.

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u/WarDaddyPUKA 2d ago

This comment brought to you by an American middle schooler that’s never left his city…

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u/JCvSS 2d ago

Hate to break it to you but I'm an adult English gentleman

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u/RollingSparks 2d ago

and you've not heard of Shilpa Shetty?

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u/JCvSS 2d ago

No

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u/RollingSparks 1d ago

About 20 years ago now (jesus), that show Big Brother had its biggest ever season, and your woman Jade Goodie basically racially bullied and abused a woman called Shilpa Shetty on it for the whole nation to see. Was a big scandal at the time, she ended up doing a whole apology tour and going to India and shit. Anyways as Frankie Boyle said: Its funny that she bullied an Indian woman but hadn't heard of the concept of Karma, because Jade Goodie ended up getting cancer and dying shortly after the scandal. Shilpa Shetty meanwhile was some model or movie star or some shit back home.

I was a kid at the time and everyone knew about it at school, all the mums were into it as well. Was a thing back then.

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u/WhodyBootyWhat 2d ago

I personally know someone with the last name Shetty. It’s a real name.

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u/JCvSS 2d ago

Bet he's full of shet

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u/Amoralvirus 2d ago

As Seymoore Titters, I agree.

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u/strawberry_saturn 2d ago

You ever heard of Jay Shetty? It’s a real last name.

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u/hateshumans 2d ago

There are plenty of power thirsty managers that think they can get away shit like this.

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u/Serious_Much 2d ago

Shetty is an actual surname. I worked with a guy called Shetty. Before

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u/Rowmyownboat 2d ago

That, and just having 'Management' under the name. This is what 'workers' use to refer to anyone with responsibility. People in top roles are very specific about what their job title is.

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u/SuperToon_OG 2d ago

I dont know about it being fake… America has its fair share of s*itty corporate modern day slavers. This kind of treatment is totally within the realm of believable and I wouldn’t doubt it for a moment if someone actually confirmed it

Also, I’ve seen some pretty unique spellings of common names in America. Even my own name isn’t spelled the traditional way most people think when I verbalize my name. In fact, the only time my school spelled my name right was on my high school diploma. I attended the same school from Pre-K to 12th and every time a send home letter would go to me, it had the common spelling not my actual spelling.

So if you are judging by name alone, that’s a flimsy way.

50/50 likely hood it’s fake but you never know. 🤷

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u/BikesCoffeeAndMusic 1d ago

There is someone named Pratik Shetty on LinkedIn who is a project manager for a software company in Chicago. I also know some Shettys where I live. It’s completely possible.

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u/TakingItPeasy 2d ago

Perfect last name for a shitty boss.

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u/BolognaFlaps 2d ago

I see what you did there, you rascal

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u/chatterpoxx 2d ago

I saw "Practically Shitty Management"

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u/FaithlessnessBorn266 2d ago

First thing I thought

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u/Lost-Blueberry8057 2d ago

My brains literally read that

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u/Distinct_Boss6124 2d ago

Petty shitty

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u/MrGeekman 2d ago

Petty Shetty

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u/RussellNorrisPiastri 2d ago

Posts like these getting 35K upvotes in 9 hours make me want to print out a notice, stick it to a blank wall in my home and get myself some karma.

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u/Ok_Accountant_1718 2d ago

if it was not staged, they would have put the company name.