[ SECRET POST #2750 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2750 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Have you ever been fired from a job?

[skippydelicious]

This is why it is always better to quit when you see your severence coming down the line rather than wait until you get sacked. Sure, it always seems like the better option waiting around to collect as many paychecks as possible but when it comes to getting another job it really hurts. Better to take the hit on one fewer paycheck than get the can.

Of course I think anyone that hasn't been fired at least once hasn't really lived, and probably played it a little too safe (or just not been found out). It adds character, especially when you are young. As long as why you got fired didn't result in any accompanying criminal charges, it isn't that bad.

Re: Have you ever been fired from a job?

[insanenoodlyguy]

It sucks when it's happening, but this is my perspective on my own.

Re: Have you ever been fired from a job?

[skippydelicious]

Oh agreed, especially the first time. The first time it is the worst, it is a real world ender. Especially if the first thing you are fired from was your first job ever. I think everyone should be fired from their first job (although I suspect many are) just so they know what it feels like so they can cope better down the road.

It depends on age I think. Fired at 18 feels worse than fired at 40, 'cause at 40 you kinda know what is coming and what you can do; at 18 you still have no idea what is coming so it seems so much more scarier and like a failure. Fired at 40 is way worse in terms of repercussions for your life than fired at 18 is, but with the experience and perspective adulthood brings is a lot less personally intimidating.

Re: Have you ever been fired from a job?

[(Anonymous)]

Never been fired (so far), and I've got plenty of character, tyvm! ;-)

But I do agree it's not the end of the world, and it can be a very valuable learning experience if you're open to learning from it. A lot of times, the more painful things in life can teach us a lot, and save a lot of grief in future, if we're willing to learn.

I know I've learned a lot more from my mistakes than my successes.