No really... thanks.

[awesomesprout]

How about next time you wake me up to fire me a week before Christmas you put a fucking bow on it and say its from Santa Fucking Claus himself.

May as well keep in the Christmas Spirit, right?!

The reason was:

They made some decisions for the company and I just didn't fit anymore.

So, being the professional, caring individual that I am.

I snapped.

And I chewed out the person who fired me for a good 5 - 10 minutes about how I've been treated like shit in this company since day one and I think it's fucking bullshit that I've put up with it and yet I still get shafted.

This is bullshit.

All of it.

It was a waste of my GODDAMN time.

And you know what?

It's not even a surprise.

I knew this was coming.

I knew this was coming by the way I was being passed around and ignored.

That's fine. I'm better than that bitch and her piece of shit company that's going to fail in the next year anyway because she SERIOUSLY has no fucking clue what she's doing.

Burn in hell Specialty Retail Group.

Comments

[iamradar.livejournal.com]

I sympathize with you on this one, sweetie *hugs*.

[scriviner.livejournal.com]

Eek. I'm sorry to hear about that.

We give them kaboom?

[kittyofthesea.livejournal.com]

YOU GO GIRL! ::hugs:: You'll find a better job, I have faith in ye :)

[thetrader.livejournal.com]

Aww that sucks. Their loss! You'll get through this. You're too good for them anyway. Take this experience as a chance to figure out ways to boost your contributions as an employee for the future?

Before, I was this annoying employee who'd say stuff like "Oh I did it wrong? I'm sorry but it wasn't my fault, I think Mr. Supervisor mis-explained the instruction to me" or "I would've finished this if so-and-so had showed up on time!" But now I learned to keep negative criticisms and complaints and excuses to myself if they don't help anyone and only say things that are constructive and can contribute to the work environment - not detract from it. I hope you know what I mean.