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You can really open your eyes by seeing your colleagues slack off and goof around. Some work on outside projects during office hours, while others spend all day browsing forums and YouTube. A female coworker who acts friendly to your face spreads false rumors behind your back, making you look bad. Everyone slacks off together, creating a collective accomplice effect. Everyone is afraid the boss will find out they are slacking off at work, but the employees are still shamelessly defiant. As soon as someone is discovered and might expose them, they start panicking and badmouthing others. Great! Another person took advantage of someone else being targeted and quickly cozied up to the boss to clear their own name. What a sad person...
The boss does not get involved in personnel matters. I estimate that the colleagues who are targeted each time are probably the responsible ones, while the ones who stay are likely those who slack off whenever they can. After all, the same income comes in every month, so they have nothing to worry about! If you are not someone who is content to muddle through, do not make trouble for yourself. No matter how much you do, it means nothing to them. They only remember that they are afraid you will expose them, so they put on a collective defense battle. Then the boss is also easily swayed—once they listen to them, you are the one who gets targeted. Yeah!
This permissiveness and indulgence have distorted the group’s thinking. Why is anyone who tells the truth and handles proper work targeted? Is this some kind of haunting? Yes, it is! Absolutely awful!