I Followed My Boss’s ‘No Overtime’ Rule—And Watched His Career Crash Overnight

I spent months staying late to quietly fix my boss’s sloppy reports, believing it made me a team player. But when he mocked me publicly and banned overtime, I stopped covering for him.

By simply following his rule and doing only my assigned work, his mistakes were exposed—and the fallout was swift.

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