It was a winter, the company used to work overtime here, and I also had a lot of things, so I worked overtime at night. There happened to be a boy transferred from the store to the office that day (because the company is the form of corporate headquarters+store investment). As a result, he also had something to stay in the company late that night, and then we locked the door and left together.
The next day, because the store needed to come to the company for a meeting, the people who took the keys didn't coordinate well at that time (I had the keys at hand, the female leader also had the keys, and the female leader didn't bring the keys, so I went in alone to open the door), resulting in a bunch of people outside. Because the store partners came early, they seemed to be a group of people under pressure. Then there was a female leader in the company, and she was very angry and asked me. Because her tone was too stressful at that time, then I chose to go to the toilet without saying a word, and finally someone answered the door and found several fish dead. Then at this time, the female leader suddenly felt that she had caught the handle and asked me who locked the door yesterday. I am also an honest man, so I admit that I locked the door. Then she kept saying that the fish died because of me. When I came in, I found that one of them actually tripped, and then I fixed it. But no matter what I say, she just doesn't believe me, but thinks I'm defending myself. Later, the more I thought about it, the more wronged I became. Even the leader said that I should not touch the plug casually in the future (there was a plug on the fish tank at that time, and the female leader insisted that if I touched the plug, the fish tank would be electrocuted). Then I thought about it carefully. This man really has no common sense. Imagine that I got off work at 8 o'clock last night and went to work at 9 o'clock the next morning, which is almost 12 hour. If a tank of fish lacks oxygen 12 hours, how can several fish simply die? This fish will die directly, but I don't know why. No one thought of this at all. On the contrary, I always said that I would do nothing. Another small leader asked me, and I said it was because of the trip. I don't know if she wants to believe me, but I'm thinking that someone who really understands this song may know. After I entered the company, I was afraid, which was recognized by the leaders. But it seems that after this incident, the leader always thinks that I can't do things, and I am completely speechless. This is the biggest grievance I feel. At that time, I even wanted to resign and leave directly, but on second thought, I couldn't leave. Leaving like this is tantamount to admitting my mistake and smearing a stain on my career, so I chose to stay, but it has always been a thorn in my heart, because I always feel that I have a clear conscience.