WORKERS REVEAL THEIR EMPLOYERS 'INSIDER' SECRETS AND IT'S PROPER JUICY STUFF

[ReedeFox]

We've all done it at some point in our lives - worked for a horrible company with absolutely no ethics. Some of you may still be working for such corporations and to you, I offer my condolences. It truly sucks!
More often than not, huge companies have some rather dirty secrets that they don't want their customers to find out. It's part of your job as an employee to keep hush about those secrets...unless you post them on Reddit and it's totally anonymous.

haynesbomb recently posted the question "What 'insider' secrets does the company you work for NOT want it's customers to find out? and the answers were beautiful".

jennajennarae "Once upon a time I worked at a Goodwill. People think the clothes that are sold are washed. THE. CLOTHES. ARE. NOT. WASHED. I once was putting stuff away and found a dirty menstrual pad stuck to the crotch of a pair of jeans. Yeah. Definitely not washed."



Insane_Pigmask "Used to work at a water park. Nine times out of ten when the pool is shut down for "maintenance" or "low chlorine levels", it means that someone shat in the pool."



jpegjockey "Our Chinese manufacturers will be more than willing to supply us with a certificate assuring us and our clients that the cardboard and paper packaging for our new line of electronics is 100% recycled and Eco-friendly. 1000% Bullshit."



SavedbyVinyl "I went to a hotel where the cleaning lady used the same rag that she used in the bathroom to wipe out the glasses that sit on top of the mini fridge. They also don't use mops, they just throw the dirty towels that the guests have been using onto the floor and push them around with a stick. They also don't change the bed linen. Just the top sheet gets changed and sometimes they just flip over the pillows."



chevyfried "I work for a Fortune 100 financial office. I wouldn't trust 95% of the people with a cent of my money. There are a few decent people, but the rest don't give a shit, they want the commission and the policy count. And a ton of them have either been sued, given strikes on their records, investigated for fraud and/or are not allowed to use wording due to their past behavior".