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So I 27M started this new tech job at a startup, and my supervisor 45M keeps adding responsibilities without extra pay. Started as backend development but now I'm doing IT support, database management, and even office administration. My girlfriend 24F says I should quit. What do you think?

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So I (25M) started this tech startup project with my college friend (28M) last year. He promised me 30% equity but now only wants to give me 5% after I built their entire database system, managed cloud infrastructure, and basically worked 80-hour weeks. Should I take legal action?

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So I 27 m started this new tech job and my manager 45 m keeps asking me to do extra work without pay saying it's for experience. My friend 26 f says I should quit but I need references for future jobs. The company's pretty big in software development what should I do?

So I 27M started this new tech job where my manager 45M promised me proper compensation, but after 6 months I'm doing triple the work - full stack development, IT support, and training new employees - but only getting paid entry-level salary. Should I confront him?

Last week at the gym, I accidentally walked into the wrong locker room. When someone gasped, I realized my mistake, but in my panic to leave, I slipped on the wet floor. The worst part? My new manager was there, and now she gives me weird looks every morning.