A Reddit post about a colleague being fired 'on spot' with no warning has sparked a wider conversation about job security, with the poster admitting the sudden exit left him wondering if he could be next — layoffs included, 'even when everything appears to be going normally.'
A Reddit post about a colleague being fired 'on spot' with no warning has sparked a wider conversation about job security, with the poster admitting the sudden exit left him wondering if he could be next — layoffs included, 'even when everything appears to be going normally.'
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A Reddit post about a colleague being fired 'on spot' with no warning has sparked a wider conversation about job security, with the poster admitting the sudden exit left him wondering if he could be next — layoffs included, 'even when everything appears to be going normally.'
