Being sacked from a job is not the end of the world, for as long as you have skill and potential, you can always be able to find another good job which might even pay you better than what you're used to earn from your previous workplace.
It must have been a frightening experience or should I say encounter. I haven't found myself in such situations and I don't.
It's not about getting another job or having the skills and potential to get another job, it's about the feelings and emotions that will overwhelm the person in that moment of being sacked. It only take a strong person not to show the feelings out but it's really depressing to be sack from your working place especially when you did nothing.
I actually understand what you're trying to say but I always have a contingency plan in everything I do and I really hope other people do the same thing especially when it comes to their jobs.
Everybody ain't wired the same. Some people can stay a longer period of time wailing for their loss while people like you will just dust themselves immediately and forge ahead.
As long as they are making effort to secure a new job, I believe that something will definitely pop up for them which is how things normally work for those we look for an opportunity.
That's from your kind heart. I know that some people would have file an appeal immediately. Before you dismiss someone, you suppose to let them know about it.
It's a serious ache when you're about losing your job without having anything to fall back on immediately. Getting a new job isn't easy.
I have seen some people who have lost their job and then they fell into a new one within a day or two. I don't know how some people seem to be so lucky.
That's true! A company restructuring process forced management to dismiss me despite my excellent performance. It led me to seek other opportunities so I left. The difficult experience helped me realize how to bounce back from troubles and find myself.
