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ROYAL PROCLAMATION

What is the worst kind of boss you've ever had to tolerate?

The Accusation

Every throne has its Hand, and every workplace has its fool who thinks a title makes them worthy of the crown. I have sat through councils with men who couldn't command their own breakfast, let alone a kingdom.

Robert Baratheon wore the crown and spent his days drunk, hunting, and whoring while leaving the actual work to anyone with a functioning brain. A king in name only.

The Court Case

So tell the court: which variety of incompetent ruler have you suffered under? The micromanaging tyrant who trusts no one?

The lazy oaf who takes credit for your work? The spineless coward who folds under pressure and blames you when the banners fall?

The nepotism champion who promotes family and favorites while the capable rot in the back? The layoff enthusiast who cuts staff, then wonders why morale collapsed?

The Royal Judgment

I want specifics. Not vague whining.

What did they do that made you realize they had no right to sit in that chair? Did they panic during a crisis?

Throw you to the wolves to save themselves? Pretend the mess they created was somehow your fault?

A crumb of court knowledge:
King's Landing sits on the east coast of Westeros, where politics, perfume, and betrayal apparently ferment in the same summer heat.

Answer the Crown

What is the worst kind of boss you've ever had to tolerate?

The One True King

12 minutes ago, Joffree said:

What is the worst kind of boss you've ever had to tolerate?

I had a boss who dipped out of work early and made me do their work for them... PITHHHHHED ME OFF

One place I worked at got a new boss and no one liked him. He was annoying and changed stuff that we weren’t happy with. One time after I mopped, I didn’t empty the dirty water out yet and he asked me if I mopped with the dirty water. I told him that I already mopped and was about to empty it. In my mind, I was thinking are you dumb? Lol

Oh and I worked night shift at the time and he would randomly show up during the night to check on everything. Like don’t you need to sleep?

Later I quit that job because I was desperate to be taken off night shift because I felt like I was sleeping my life away but it didn’t look like it was happening.

58 minutes ago, Kaitlind said:

Later I quit that job because I was desperate to be taken off night shift because I felt like I was sleeping my life away but it didn’t look like it was happening.

Been there, I worked the night shift... 12 hours I think... before.

2 hours ago, Onision said:

Been there, I worked the night shift... 12 hours I think... before.

I’ve worked 12 hours before too. That’s too long lol

Used to work somewhere where they'd send one race home like they were supposed to, but make the other go work somewhere else. Even when I was getting them off like 2/3 hrs earlier than before, smh