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Party Planning

Get Away With Murder, Inc.

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  • Colleen O

    Date: 11/06/2023

    While the product (improv murder mysteries) are good, the owner is highly toxic to work with. After sustaining a politically hostile environment, being informed he serious considered "unaliving" himself, sexual comments about a customer, calling young women (who he had know knowledge of their actual age or intelligence or education) *****'s, and accusing myself and several people who had keys to the building of stealing a prop, he has shown the epitome of a toxic boss and has gone so far to state that he endured such treatment in his career therefore it is acceptable to now be that boss. He does not pay a living wage, then feels betrayed when you get another part time job and your world does not revolve around him. The micromanaging of work is so bad that he does not get done what he needs to do, then blames everyone else. He constantly talks negative about the actors. He speaks negatively about anyone under the age of 40 and how they have no work ethic and no understanding of work culture. Needless to say... 9 out of 10 DO NOT RECCOMEND!

    Get Away With Murder, Inc.

    Date: 11/07/2023

    ************ is not a "consumer" of Get Away With Murder, Inc. She is a disgruntled former employee who has exaggerated and published false statements about the owner post being dismissed for several valid reasons, including drinking alcoholic beverages while on the clock. Much of what she has written is slander and defamation.

    Get Away With Murder, Inc.

    Date: 11/07/2023

    ************ is not a "consumer" of Get Away With Murder, Inc. She is a disgruntled former employee who has exaggerated and published false statements about the owner post being dismissed for several valid reasons, including drinking alcoholic beverages while on the clock. Much of what she has written is slander and defamation.

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