Extremely not furry-related life thing post
8 years ago
General
My boss, with whom I had a great rapport, was fired on Wednesday. It came out of nowhere, and the company is extremely secretive about it. The only information I got was that it was not due to any performance issues with the office, and that supposedly there is not any intent to close the office. Which leaves the following possibilities:
1. They're lying and really are planning to close the office. This has happened to me before, and seems to be pretty standard procedure anywhere. Irony is: everybody knows this happens, so the lack of information generates the same panic as just telling everyone up-front.
2. My boss was living a secret life. Scandal ensued.
3. He chewed-out a client with some creative vocabulary.
4. He chewed-out a contractor with some creative vocabulary.
5. He embezzled something? I dont know how, or what.
There's almost no other possibilities that make sense, which speaks to the opacity of the situation when #2 Double Life is actually plausible.
#4 I've seen him do, but for good reason because the contractor wasn't paying his peeps and as a result: they weren't showing up. Or other various feats of incompleteness were happening.
It's really weird.
But as long as it isn't #1, everything will get back to normal. I really don't want to leave because the place fundamentally rocks. And I'm really going to miss him.
1. They're lying and really are planning to close the office. This has happened to me before, and seems to be pretty standard procedure anywhere. Irony is: everybody knows this happens, so the lack of information generates the same panic as just telling everyone up-front.
2. My boss was living a secret life. Scandal ensued.
3. He chewed-out a client with some creative vocabulary.
4. He chewed-out a contractor with some creative vocabulary.
5. He embezzled something? I dont know how, or what.
There's almost no other possibilities that make sense, which speaks to the opacity of the situation when #2 Double Life is actually plausible.
#4 I've seen him do, but for good reason because the contractor wasn't paying his peeps and as a result: they weren't showing up. Or other various feats of incompleteness were happening.
It's really weird.
But as long as it isn't #1, everything will get back to normal. I really don't want to leave because the place fundamentally rocks. And I'm really going to miss him.
Opalance
~opalance
Yup, bosses really do make all the difference. With a good boss I felt so motivated and wanted to be a better employee, with my current boss I know there will never be any thanks or recognition of any kind and they barely show up and her boss doesn't care what people do, so... I'm struggling with motivation now. People are getting fed up with it, one of our 10 quit this week, blew up and walked out, and another put in his 2 weeks last week. It's a big company though so no one cares... They'll just fine another entry level body and enjoy the drop in payroll.
DeeCoyote
~deecoyote
That's really sucks, and the timing is terrible. Its generally difficult to be fired from a place... usually there has to be documented evidence of a violation of policy.
Profit-Malum
!profit-malum
My lesson from this is it's bad to fucking curse.
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