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It's better to be fired. That way no one can make excuses that they left willingly.
by zfg 2y ago
It's better to be fired. That way no one can make excuses that they left willingly.
- GuestFAUniverse 2y agoThat sounds pretty entitled. Nobody will help them "hold the line". The damage to them personally would be immense. If you have a family, or any other responsibilities (like your own health and well-being) there's only one wise thing to do: leave. At the end, only surviving counts.
- zfg 2y agoThey're resigning at the point they would be fired anyway. It's not entitlement, it's doing the right thing for as long as you can.
- ty6853 2y agoI know in the private sector if fired you can pretty much lie if ever asked and odds are no one will find out. Probably different for government jobs. They will know if you've been fired from a government job. And once you are institutionalized as a beauracrat it can be hard to work elsewhere. You would basically be restarting your career from scratch.
- zfg 2y agoAnd if they know, so what? The mere fact of being fired for doing the right thing will wreck your life?