In a recent post on the Reddit community r/AntiWork, an employee expressed his discontent after discovering that his company had listed two job openings on LinkedIn that replicated his own responsibilities. For three years, he had been managing both client communication and data reporting without any salary increase or formal recognition. During a vague restructuring phase, management had not communicated any changes, leaving him feeling blindsided. Despite the job listings being available for over a week, he was not approached by management. In response to the situation, he began updating his resume while at his desk, indicating his readiness to seek new opportunities. Fellow Reddit users offered advice, warning him to prepare for potential job loss and suggesting he reduce his work effort, reflecting on their own experiences with unappreciative employers.