>It's also possible management didn't know what all you did. Or, you were running around like a headless chicken-not aligned with the company goals. I was an o

>It's also possible management didn't know what all you did. Or, you were running around like a headless chicken-not aligned with the company goals. I was an outbound tech at an MSP. I was often not in the office, avoiding much of the drama. I was hired originally because 3 people quit with no notice on the same friday. Between the time I was hired and fired. Many other people quit and they were very ineffective at hiring. I was 1 of 2 networking capable techs. I was also constantly out for emergency after emergency. None of which I caused. I actually live wrote a 4 day week at this place on r/sysadmin back in the day. I took the friday off because it was my birthday. In those 4 days I dealt with over 40 tickets, >25 of which were emergencies. At least half of these clients were clients I never worked on previously. On the friday the company phone was constantly ringing, i didnt pick up and even had an account manager come to my house. Of which he shouldn't know where I lived. Except he sat next to someone who did. Out of ~30 sysadmins, 25 of which didnt last beyond 6 months. Everyone was fired or quit.