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Get a grip. There’s no point worrying like this about something partly or mostly out of your control. Quitting, getting laid off, or even fired are all normal t
by gregjor 5y ago
Get a grip. There’s no point worrying like this about something partly or mostly out of your control. Quitting, getting laid off, or even fired are all normal things that happen during a professional career. It’s not the same as getting a terminal disease. Build your network, hone your skills, gain experience. If you lose your job you move on and find another one.
Unless you get fired for drugs, violence, stealing, or some other crime it’s not likely to affect your prospects. I’ve been fired twice, laid off three times, quit more times than I can count. Never had a problem finding work, no one ever checked or cared why I left a previous job.