Let Go (Free Falling II) + PlugI was hired with minimal experience for a junior maintenance position. The original Chief Engineer Charles hired me knew this, he wanted to be the one to train me himself, but he quit about a month or so into my employment. Next up was Jeff, he taught me a lot (He didn't have to) that helped me through, until he was fired. The new guy Ron kept me around until after my first anniversary with the company. But, apparently I did have enough experience for him so he let me go.
On the bright side they said that they would not contest unemployment.
But jobs are hard to come by in Tyler, unless you know someone. I am glad for one thing I'm always paranoid and have some savings squirreled away.
I am also putting in a plug for [link] in behalf of
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Do not fear the dark. Fear what it hides.
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~Of course failure is not an option, it's a result!
~Despite what they say, reality is in the eyes of the beholder, and therefore up for grabs!
The last time it was said to me, it was by the companies owner, against the wishes of the local manager who had employed me. He did it so he could give a mate's son a job.
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If you want to finish a job, it is apparently necessary to start it at some time.
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My Website: Atelier Libertatum go and have a look, please?
best of luck in the job search, as others have said, luckily the training you've gotten with this last one will make finding it's successor easier.
also *hugs* because i know i find even platonic semi-anonymous internet hugs to be comforting, and i suspect that any little bit'll help.
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~Of course failure is not an option, it's a result!
~Despite what they say, reality is in the eyes of the beholder, and therefore up for grabs!
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