My first thoughts were Oh no, back to the old drawing board. Your second impulse is to argue for your job which you know full well isn't going to work.
Then reality sets in. Goodbye salary, goodbye benefits hello job hunting.
After you leave the building the trip home is easier because rush hour hasn't happened yet. Its as if the whole world has opened up to get rid of you. There is no going back.
Once home you ask yourself how this could have happened and how you could have been that stupid if its your fault.
Then you accept what happened and look for work knowing that the stigma of being terminated is going to go against you.
Most people who have been terminated eventually find other work.
I did and so can you.
Then reality sets in. Goodbye salary, goodbye benefits hello job hunting.
After you leave the building the trip home is easier because rush hour hasn't happened yet. Its as if the whole world has opened up to get rid of you. There is no going back.
Once home you ask yourself how this could have happened and how you could have been that stupid if its your fault.
Then you accept what happened and look for work knowing that the stigma of being terminated is going to go against you.
Most people who have been terminated eventually find other work.
I did and so can you.
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