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You can never be sure how people are going to react. You tell them and one of them gets pissed and storms into the manager's office and you're suddenly out of a
by mattmanser 8y ago
You can never be sure how people are going to react. You tell them and one of them gets pissed and storms into the manager's office and you're suddenly out of a job.
- EnderMB 8y agoTrue. At the time, that was one of the things that worried me, as we were all fairly new (less than a year) to the company in question, and some of us had only been working together for a few months at most. This situation was quite unique, in that our last companies contracts were being handed over to a new company. The new company had no need to take any of us on, and could've probably coped without hiring any of us, but we were at least given a chance. There was anger at the old company for the way the redundancies were handled, but ultimately I think the others would've handled the rejection fine, and while I still feel that way it'll always be a regret for me.