Did Kamala Harris ask her staff to stand and say 'Good Morning, General'?

Vice president Kamala Harris has been accused of antagonizing her staff resulting in an "extraordinary high" exodus rate from her office. Her ex-employees called her a tyrannical boss who terrified and cursed her employees. An account claims Kamala Harris discouraged direct eye contact and made her employees stand in attention when she entered a room. Former House speaker Kevin McCarthy told Fox News that nobody lasts very long working for Kamala Harris.
"Even as VP, when she didn’t do anything, she could not keep staff. That is a person that the press will never talk about... How she treats people around her is a real indication of what she’ll do in the future," McCarthy said.
"It is known in California, and it’s known in Washington. It is a heroic work environment if you work for her."
"When she got elected to the U.S. Senate, I was the Majority Leader. I reached out to meet with her. Not once would she meet with me. If I talked to the Democrats inside the California delegation, they didn’t care for her because she would not meet," McCarthy said.
'Senator Harris vocally throws around F bombs'
Many year before, when Kamala Harris was the California Attorney general, an intern claimed to have an "eye-opening experience" working for her. The intern's father wrote an op-ed in this claiming that Harris used to throw F-bombs and "other profanity constantly in her berating of staff and others".
"As Attorney General, Senator Harris instructed her entire staff to stand every morning as she entered the office and say, ‘Good Morning General,’" the account said. The intern was never allowed to address Harris or look in her eye as that was a privilege reserved only for senior staff members.