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When an employer will happily use up your most productive years and let you go as soon as it isn't constantly profitable... A job might as well be for a lifetim
by karmajunkie 8y ago
When an employer will happily use up your most productive years and let you go as soon as it isn't constantly profitable... A job might as well be for a lifetime.
It's not an uncommon story, true. But it's a pretty shitty one.
- yostrovs 8y agoThe firing happened because company ran out of money. That's what happened to most magazines lately.
- markoman 8y agoI totally agree. Economics in the media industry (print or web) have been hellish for 10 years or more. Paywalls are unpopular, don't work and go against the 'free information' culture of the internet. However, the email he was sent firing him which he screenshotted to Twitter, was indeed so curt as to be rude, as he said. Its just that these editors and publishers are so behind the 8-ball to be desensitized to the types of cost-cutting that they do everyday. It must have never occurred to that editor that they were in this case firing someone who is a near-institution in the PC periodical literature.