[ SECRET POST #2750 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2750 ⌋

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Comments

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.