'I feel like I'm dead': Woman claims she was fired from Walmart for posting on TikTok

There may still be things between you and your workplace.

A Walmart worker in Florida claims she was fired from her job after she created a TikTok video showing her day at work - and it went viral.

In the clip, which has been viewed more than 290,000 times, the worker takes viewers through a 13-hour shift during "stocktaking day", when she and her co-workers go back and forth between floor shelves and storage.

@stephunleashed You keep asking what video got me fired? Here is one of them enjoy?. walmart's secret apparently? #DoritosTriangleTryout #gotfired #fyp #viral #tendance #walmart #fired #firedfromwalmart #inventory #newopportunities #newyearnewme ♬ original sound - ?stephunleashed?

"This is the worst inventory I've ever done in 20 years of [working at] Walmart," she says dejectedly. "I'm on three and a half hours of sleep, I worked 5 pm yesterday and obviously day 9 out of 10."

She then explains how employees should go through and recount each item the inventory team has counted to make sure the numbers match.

"13 hours later, we're done," the employee, who goes by the name Steph, tells viewers. "I didn't stay for the numbers, but I'm pretty sure it's not going to be good. So it's a wrap, I'm f ***** g exhausted, I broke f *** **g nails, so peace, day 10 tomorrow and then vacation. Lord help me, I feel like I'm dead."

While the former employee didn't elaborate on why TikTok led to her being fired, she did mention in a subsequent TikTok that Walmart's president allegedly viewed her videos.

"Walmart's secret apparently," she captioned her inventory video, deducing in the comments that she got in trouble for showing what Walmart employees do during the process.< /p>

"And Walmart thinks it's a secret??? This is how all the big box stores do inventory," said one user.

Others have warned of the potential implications of using social media in the workplace.

“Never, ever record yourself working at work or anything to do with work or you will be fired,” said one viewer. "It's just a business thing."

The former employee has confirmed through other videos that she has been with the company for 16 years and is currently filing for unemployment.

'I feel like I'm dead': Woman claims she was fired from Walmart for posting on TikTok

There may still be things between you and your workplace.

A Walmart worker in Florida claims she was fired from her job after she created a TikTok video showing her day at work - and it went viral.

In the clip, which has been viewed more than 290,000 times, the worker takes viewers through a 13-hour shift during "stocktaking day", when she and her co-workers go back and forth between floor shelves and storage.

@stephunleashed You keep asking what video got me fired? Here is one of them enjoy?. walmart's secret apparently? #DoritosTriangleTryout #gotfired #fyp #viral #tendance #walmart #fired #firedfromwalmart #inventory #newopportunities #newyearnewme ♬ original sound - ?stephunleashed?

"This is the worst inventory I've ever done in 20 years of [working at] Walmart," she says dejectedly. "I'm on three and a half hours of sleep, I worked 5 pm yesterday and obviously day 9 out of 10."

She then explains how employees should go through and recount each item the inventory team has counted to make sure the numbers match.

"13 hours later, we're done," the employee, who goes by the name Steph, tells viewers. "I didn't stay for the numbers, but I'm pretty sure it's not going to be good. So it's a wrap, I'm f ***** g exhausted, I broke f *** **g nails, so peace, day 10 tomorrow and then vacation. Lord help me, I feel like I'm dead."

While the former employee didn't elaborate on why TikTok led to her being fired, she did mention in a subsequent TikTok that Walmart's president allegedly viewed her videos.

"Walmart's secret apparently," she captioned her inventory video, deducing in the comments that she got in trouble for showing what Walmart employees do during the process.< /p>

"And Walmart thinks it's a secret??? This is how all the big box stores do inventory," said one user.

Others have warned of the potential implications of using social media in the workplace.

“Never, ever record yourself working at work or anything to do with work or you will be fired,” said one viewer. "It's just a business thing."

The former employee has confirmed through other videos that she has been with the company for 16 years and is currently filing for unemployment.

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