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In layman's terms, we call that "quitting"!
by yurishimo 2y ago
In layman's terms, we call that "quitting"!
- jfoster 2y agoI would call it an ultimatum. Quitting: You decide that it's time to go. Firing: Your boss decides that it's time for you to go. Ultimatum: Choose between these options, or it's time for you to go. The only part that might not be right is the tone. I think "ultimatum" sounds a bit adversarial, whereas PG is describing something more cooperative in nature.