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Today, I got laid off. I spent the last two months planning a conference for my company. They fired me the day before the conference. I skipped my ex-boyfriend's funeral to be at the first day of this job. FML
Today, I got laid off. I spent the last two months planning a conference for my company. They fired me the day before the conference. I skipped my ex-boyfriend's funeral to be at the first day of this job. FML
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Today, my boss got a promotion and I got laid off. FML
Today, I came into work feeling good about myself and my upcoming plans. I left before noon with a box of my belongings and uncertainty about my future, having been suddenly laid off. FML
Today, I had a meeting with my girlfriend, who I live with and work with but on different teams. Both our teams got laid off. FML
Today, I got fired from my volunteer job. FML
Today, I was enjoying my first vacation day in 2 years. My boss then called me to come in, saying it was an emergency. I got to work and got fired. Yes, my boss made me come in just to fire me. FML
Today, I finished my project two weeks early. Now I am being laid off because there is no work to do. FML
Today, I was fired from my job of 5 years. I was let go because I couldn't take the company to 'the next level'. My now ex-boss asked me if I could process my severance check because he didn't know how. I had to write myself my last paycheck. FML
Today, my company let me go after 3 months. A day before my wedding and with zero advance notice. FML
Today, after finally getting a job offer after months of unemployment, I found out that the person who was going to hire me got fired. Which means I'm not getting the job. FML
Today, after resigning from my current job, I was let go from the new job I hadn't even started yet. FML
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Earl_KarmasBitch 36
How can you sabotage the conference? What can you call up and cancel?
legalgravethief 8
People sacrifice so much for companies, thinking they will get promoted and get respect etc, then they do this stuff to you and you look back, at all the missed birthdays, christmases, anniversaries and in your case funerals.. was it worth it? Just to end up unemployed, tired from having worked hard on rubbish pay, then you find out the ceo has made millions, higher ups get bonuses etc. point is, always pick your health and family first, companies don’t give a shit about anyone or anything, you live your life, don’t live your life for them
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RichardPencil 32
Which is it, laid off or fired? It was actually good luck that you missed your victim's funeral. Cops usually look around those because the killer often shows up.
Earl_KarmasBitch 36
How can you sabotage the conference? What can you call up and cancel?
tiptoppc 21
Social engineering for the win! I’ve actually done this to a multi million dollar company. One day i’ll post on nuclear revenge, but that company is no longer around due to me flicking the first domino over. Revenge is sometimes sweet
legalgravethief 8
People sacrifice so much for companies, thinking they will get promoted and get respect etc, then they do this stuff to you and you look back, at all the missed birthdays, christmases, anniversaries and in your case funerals.. was it worth it? Just to end up unemployed, tired from having worked hard on rubbish pay, then you find out the ceo has made millions, higher ups get bonuses etc. point is, always pick your health and family first, companies don’t give a shit about anyone or anything, you live your life, don’t live your life for them
Chazzster 32
My philosophy has always been that I will be every bit as loyal to my employer as they are to me… The last thing you should do would be to sabotage you former employer’s conference. Word tends to get around and if it came out that you did that it will eventually be a costly mistake for you. This is time to be an adult and think of your next job and not on payback schemes that could hurt you in the future… By the way nobody wants to hire someone who is badmouthing their previous (or current) employer during the interview. They want to know your skills and figure out if you will fit well with the company. Excessive complaints about your former employer are a big red flag for most employers. Also when you start a new job, it’s rare that anyone wants to know how they did things at your previous job unless they actually ask… OP I am sorry for the miserable timing. You have to make finding your next job your priority along with surviving until then.