“The bosses were micro-managing everything when they had no clue how anything actually worked. Everyone hated them, especially because half the time what they made us do made the problem worse or caused new ones without solving the issue. We got back at them by demanding that they put all their orders in writing before we would follow them, even when they were correct, and spending all too much time documenting carrying out the order. Well, one fine day they gave an order to make a modification that would cross-connect two AC power supplies not designed to phase-synchronize
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