I was still fired
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The most taboo phrase in 2009 was \"abundant funding through layoffs.\" I never expected this to happen to me. Seeing several graduates who would be leaving made me feel extremely depressed. Now all I can do is stay at home every day – should I change careers? I still stick to my original major. Ah, I’m so confused
No way, they fired him right after he started working? So fast? Why not fire the older workers, since their salaries are lower?
I feel sorry for you; make good use of the time at home to recharge yourself – there will be other opportunities
By firing you now, it seems the boss didn’t give you advance notice so that you could have a good New Year. I hope the original poster doesn’t lose confidence; they will definitely find a job they like. Take some time off for now.
I have no mood for killing monsters and collecting treasures right now; it’s more practical to go to forums and find something to learn*. But I just can’t bring myself to do that, Sigh
Treat anything as your own experience – there’s always a way out! If you have the skills and competence, what is there to fear? ! Cheer up, tomorrow will be better!
I feel sorry~ My company’s situation isn’t any better either; they even plan to have us on unpaid leave. Make money hard during the peak seasons of the industry, and take time to recharge during the off-peak periods; once the economy improves, we can return to work then
Don’t be afraid of being young – who hasn’t stumbled once?
Layoffs bring about a steady stream of financial difficulties; it’s hard to avoid feeling sad, but one must believe in oneself – today’s low point is just the starting point for a higher position tomorrow.
I hope the original poster can find a position that suits them better as soon as possible.
Don’t lose heart, OP; staying at home won’t solve anything, so it’s better to take action. Originating from the heart, it becomes action! ! !
You’re still young, don’t lose heart! The future belongs to the young!
I sincerely hope you can find a new home for yourself as soon as possible!
Being laid off isn’t necessarily a bad thing either; it might even be a new starting point in your life. So don’t be discouraged – work hard, look for another job, or consider starting your own business:loveliness:
Strive to improve your technical skills, and one day you will truly have an abundance of financial resources.
Be sure to calm down and use this opportunity to learn something; avoid being impetuous! Wasting such precious youth is a shame; I’ve wasted a lot of my best years, and I deeply regret it!
It’s easy to say to adjust one’s mindset, but in reality, a person simply lacks the motivation to do anything, their attention is very poor, and they feel confused throughout the day
Don’t be discouraged; the next one will be better
It’s better to get laid off right after starting work than after 10 years of employment; there is still a long way ahead, and youth is an asset. When you get old and get laid off, there aren’t many options left. As long as you work hard, the future is bright.
I have no energy to go to work these days. I used to work overtime all the time when I was busy, and now that I’m free I have no energy. :L