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Congrats to the soon to be dad . Sorry to hear about the firing too . Doesnt sound like much of a "team" if they let the high value people go like that . I was in the same boat where I was the senior manager at top scale and they found ways to make the task undoable , so I left and started my own company . I rewarded them by taking my customers and some of the "team" with me and making my former employers task a little more "undoable" day after day after day LOL .
It's not a team. They were told to fire 10 people, so anything that anyone does is subject to review. I think 3-4 people had left by the time they got to me. Some put in their two weeks, only to be fired immediately. Very strange place.
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The following user says Thank You to JohnnyAustin for this post:
Most people who haven't done it, don't know the pressure one goes under when having children. I can tell you that it has been a huge hurdle of stress to get through when things like that happen.
i had twins 3 years ago, and got layed off shortly after they arrived..i was like, wtf?? .glad to hear about the new job, and this could be a blessing in disguise.staying positive and focused is important,..and , one thing that took me a while to realize..enjoy the new addition to your family, babies have a wonderful way of bringing us into the moment, and forgetting about all the negativity out there.
good luck, bob
The following user says Thank You to bobarian for this post:
Sorry to hear about the firing, but glad you found another job so soon, and hopefully at a place that appreciates your talent more than the last one.
Mike
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