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Interesting point, but in most cases people say it when talking about themselves (I was let go) or in the hypothetical, as was the case here with OP: "When you
by normalnorm 6y ago
Interesting point, but in most cases people say it when talking about themselves (I was let go) or in the hypothetical, as was the case here with OP: "When you get let go". So no risk of liability, there must be some other explanation.
- jedberg 6y agoThere is still a liability when talking about oneself. Sometimes when someone is fired they have to sign a non-disparagement agreement to get their severance. Saying you were fired could be considered disparaging.
- normalnorm 6y ago> Saying you were fired could be considered disparaging. I'm sorry, but I highly doubt that this is the case.