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Erm... why did they fire you?

• jacques_chester 16y ago
  I've wondered about that myself. I wanted to stay, I liked it there. But it's like many relationships in life, if both parties don't want it, it won't pan out. Edit: I also had to take time off for studies and I suspect they really wanted all-hands-on-deck.
  • rfrey 16y ago
    If a person is fired from a company, and that person doesn't really know why, it is not a plaudit for that company or the managers involved.
    • jacques_chester 16y ago
      In their defence, they were new to having to manage people they didn't already know -- which is probably why they went back to hiring people they already knew.
    • gaius 16y ago
      A tribunal would find out soon enough. Ker-ching!
  • elai 16y ago
    Darcy also goes to school although: "By day I attend the University of Western Australia"
    • deleted 16y ago
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    • jacques_chester 16y ago
      They had about half as many people when I worked there and it was fairly full-on.