IT-коллега менял рабочие данные

Someone in IT trolled me for over a decade. Have I any recourse? I work in a medium sized firm. Between 2014 and January 2024 I found myself constantly making mistakes while working. Some examples are: • My calculations on Microsoft Excel being wrong. • Data inputs on spreadsheets being wrong. • Booking the wrong days with my annual leave by accident. I booked 1st - 10th October, but suddenly found I had booked 3rd to 13th October, impacting the business negatively. • Typos in documents that I had sent. "Counts" was "Cunts." I felt like I was going crazy, so I would do things like screenshot what I had calculated, but I found my screenshots had disappeared when I logged in the next day - so I was wondering if I ever took them in the first place. In February of 2024 our IT guy (we'll call him Bob) left us after facing a disciplinary and we hired another one. The new IT guy over the next two weeks approached me and showed me a series of records. Bob had been accessing my system, editing my work, and changing the information I had put in to my annual leave sheet - among other things.

На скриншоте поста Reddit сотрудник рассказывает, что годами совершал странные ошибки в Excel, таблицах, датах отпуска и документах, а также замечал исчезновение скриншотов. После увольнения старого IT-специалиста выяснилось, что тот тайно заходил в его систему и изменял рабочие данные. Шутка строится на абсурдном раскрытии того, что «ошибки» сотрудника были результатом многолетнего троллинга коллеги; такой мем отправляют как реакцию на невероятную офисную историю или саботаж. EN: A Reddit post screenshot shows an employee describing years of strange mistakes in Excel, spreadsheets, leave dates, and documents, along with screenshots mysteriously disappearing. After the old IT worker left, it was revealed that he had secretly accessed the employee’s system and altered his work data. The joke is the absurd reveal that the employee’s “mistakes” were the result of a colleague’s decade-long trolling; people send this as a reaction to an unbelievable workplace story or sabotage.

• @ithueti / 12164 2024-03-13