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It’s a real thing. I left a place recently for completely unrelated reasons, and figuring out how to tell everyone was weirdly challenging. The timing was also
by sillysaurusx 3y ago
It’s a real thing. I left a place recently for completely unrelated reasons, and figuring out how to tell everyone was weirdly challenging. The timing was also such that it seemed directly related to the company.
Sometimes people just want to change up their career. It happens. There’s no particular reason.
And yeah, sure, he could’ve been let go for the technical glitches. But it’s hardly his fault if his heart isn’t in it anymore. People change. The trick is to depart before it becomes a problem, which (as I’ve discovered) is indeed tricky. Your instinct is to stay simply because it’s the default, it’s good money, and it’s no effort to change the status quo. Plus you worked hard to get there. All of those are difficult forces to overcome when you just want to do something, anything, else.
- Waterluvian 3y agoThe rate at which drama happens at Twitter probably makes it especially tricky to time an exit to avoid it looking like the reason. I think in the absence of evidence we just take the man at his word.