It has been circumstance. When you work for small companies there are sometimes problems. At the BP subcontractor there was the OPEC collusion that year. I saw

It has been circumstance. When you work for small companies there are sometimes problems. At the BP subcontractor there was the OPEC collusion that year. I saw an entire floor of Westlake campus get fired. I was a contractor, and I started to get questions about my bill-ability. My next position saw a very large bill come in one day, from a bad rev of an older board. We had a party when I got laid off. My next job I was the last person remaining in the office during corona. All the other workers were in Turkey. I was severely underpaid. The boss harassed me and threatened me, forcing me to work overnight multiple days in a row, and the weekend. I did leave that job, and rightly so. He continued calling me for many days for over a month. The last 2 positions I had were for crypto companies. Those companies no longer exist. I am 29 years old. My career started really in 2016 or so. Stable corporate America simply hasn't existed for me. I could not have kept my jobs even if I wanted to.