One nice thing about leaving a job is that you can spill all the juicy tea on your former employer’s shady deeds (unless you signed an NDA), and things you got away with on the job that might have gotten you fired if your boss ever found out. A popular question is often posted to r/AskReddit—»What’s a company secret you can share now that you don’t work there?»—and the answers rarely disappoint. In this thread, a common theme seemed to be companies that deliberately lie to customers. It’s validating, in a way, to hear a bunch of former employees confirm what we were always suspicious of.