Only 14 days left until I get to leave a company that after working with them for 6 1/2 years is letting my healthcare lapse (not great when you have liver disease), no severance , and is working me 18 hours a day until the last day of employment. Am I angry and miserable? Absolutely. But there’s gotta be some gratitude in there somewhere, right?
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Anger is not evil, it’s our reaction to anger that has the potential for evil. I wold try to let that anger fire me up and motivate me to work as the employee that they hired 6.5 years ago. Though I am struggling and failing often, I try to take the next right action that, the action the woman I’m intended to be would take. Not only would I feel proud of myself for not acting on anger or being a lesser woman who I was not intended to be. There’s also the possibility of not giving satisfaction to my employer by acting out. It would be expected and trite. Additionally, it might be nice to show them they made a mistake and will regret not keeping me as an employee.
I would see it as an opportunity to be and act as my higher self.
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Very aptly put. We’re “parting amicably” but as a manager of their communications team and political strategy I have a feeling already my presence will be missed. I’m going to take my anger and move on to another job I love and that values me.
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Exactly, how I act and react is a reflection of who I am and speaks to my character, it reflects nothing on others. Also, get that satisfaction of proving them to have made the mistake in letting you go.
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