Toilet Paper Resignation Letter Exposes Toxic Workplace Culture
A Singapore-based employee's symbolic resignation highlights the need for genuine appreciation and empathy in the workplace.
- A resignation letter written on toilet paper by a Singapore-based employee went viral after being shared on LinkedIn by Angela Yeoh, a company director.
- The employee used toilet paper to symbolize how she felt treated by her company—'used when needed, discarded without a second thought.'
- Angela Yeoh shared the resignation to spark conversations about toxic workplace culture and the undervaluation of employees.
- The viral post has fueled widespread discussions online about the importance of empathy and recognition in professional environments.
- The incident underscores a growing call for companies to reassess their culture, ensuring employees feel valued both personally and professionally.
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