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‘Sounds like you dodged a bullet’: Worker says she was asked to leave before taking company photos. Then she found out she was fired

‘I had a job remove a picture of me from the work Instagram, then I got fired.’

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A woman revealed that she was asked not to take a company picture for social media and later was fired from her new job in a viral video posted to TikTok yesterday.

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In the video, which has been viewed 604,800 times, user Kayli (@itsnotkales) showed off the outfit she had worn for group pictures. “They told me to leave a minute before taking them and I don’t know why but I’m hurt,” her video’s text overlay read.

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a sobbed for a good 2 minutes when i got into the car and saw them all outside taking pictures

♬ original sound – dani ✭

“Sobbed for a good two minutes when I got into the car and saw them all outside taking pictures,” she captioned the video.

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In her comments, Kayli further revealed that her workplace had not yet opened and that their staff had only been training for a week at the time of her firing. The company’s trainer asked her not to leave on picture day, but she said her manager made a face that suggested they did not want her to be there. 

“Felt that,” one viewer wrote in the comments. “Had pictures at work and my boss said I couldn’t be in it because I’m not full time. I’ve worked there for almost three years.” 

“This happened to me also, because I was just the receptionist,” another shared. “Happily serving my last day tomorrow.” 

“I had a job remove a picture of me from the work Instagram, then I got fired,” a third said.

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Users expressed support for Kayli, saying that a job that treated her that way wasn’t worth any more of her time. “Sounds like you dodged a bullet. Plenty of jobs out there that will treat you with respect, and you deserve that,” one said.

The Daily Dot reached out to Kayli via TikTok comment.

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