'Only a week notice?': Boss tries to guilt employee into staying longer, employee retaliates and decides to leave that day

The best way to get someone to do what you want is certainly not to insult them. Saying things like "your generation is killing the workplace" and all other forms of stereotypical nonsense will certainly not help people find common ground. When will horrible bosses learn? The answer: never or at least not until after they finally retire. For this employee, they had decided their workplace was too toxic and damaging to their mental health. When they decided to quit, they gave one week's notice, feeling that it was enough to finish up projects and help with the transition while also giving them a small break before beginning their next job. However, their boss was simply not having it. Thankfully, at this point, the employee realized that they really didn't owe their boss anything, especially not after all the drama in the workplace. Keep scrolling below for the full story and the best comments. For more stories like this, here's another one about HR discovering an employee's side hustle.