Employee Deleted Teams Email From Phone Revenge Manager No Work From Home Policy

With the onset of Covid, companies around the world asked their employees to work from home. The work from home (WFH) policy lasted for two to three years and now in almost all companies, employees have to come to the office and work. However, some people still consider working from home more convenient and efficient. The issue is work-life balance and due to this, a funny incident has surfaced online, where it is said that a person did something in response to his manager’s ‘no working from home’ policy that it became a topic of discussion on the internet. Went.

An delete A screenshot has been shared, in which it is told that an IT employee, fed up with his manager’s no work from home policy, deleted Microsoft Teams and Email from his mobile phone. In fact, the post states that despite performing well while working remotely, his company insisted on working in the office. In response, the man deleted Microsoft Teams and email from his phone, making them unavailable after his office hours ended.

In his post, the man wrote (translated) “My job recently informed me that I am not allowed to work from home, even during the snow storm that hit earlier this week,” according to the screenshot. She further wrote, “I work in IT and do everything remotely, yet they want me in the office. So, I deleted Teams and my email from my phone. I no longer work after (office) hours. I am not available.”

Due to this decision his boss could not connect with him even after hours on an important case. When asked why she did this, the employee reiterated the company’s work from home policy: “I’m not allowed to work from home.”

As soon as this post went viral, the reply section was filled with funny as well as serious discussions. While many praised the employee’s stance, calling it “fair and appropriate”, some called it irresponsible.