.....where I said I hated my job?
Well, they "terminated" me today. Luckily it was at 4:49pm, so I was able to dodge a lot of evening traffic.
It sucks getting fired, but man did I feel relieved. They paid me for the rest of the week and gave me two weeks severance pay. It was really strange, my new boss said "You didn't do anything wrong, but you're not giving 100% and work is piling up. And with our company growing, you'll always be far behind."
Now get this, I was hired on to do Architectural drafting and they knew when they hired me that I had no experience other than using CAD. I told them that up front (before interview processes, it was on my resume cover letter). So, fast forward 7 months and the owner of the company asks me if I can build a house and I look him in the eyes and say "no" and he asks me to send him an email and he'll get me out in the field so I'll learn how to build a house. Well, I sent the email and I was never sent out to the field. Go figure.
I'm stumped on the "not giving a 100%" comment. Maybe because I didn't live at that place like my supervisor helped boot me out the door. I honestly can't see working 72 hours a week making 28k a year salary (no O.T.).
So.....hindsite is 20/20 and I wish I never took on that job, because I took a drastic pay cut and lost 3 weeks of vacation that I earned. But looking in the past will just hold me back. So wish me luck on my job hunting. I'm really excited. It's like a new beginning.
Well, they "terminated" me today. Luckily it was at 4:49pm, so I was able to dodge a lot of evening traffic.
It sucks getting fired, but man did I feel relieved. They paid me for the rest of the week and gave me two weeks severance pay. It was really strange, my new boss said "You didn't do anything wrong, but you're not giving 100% and work is piling up. And with our company growing, you'll always be far behind."
Now get this, I was hired on to do Architectural drafting and they knew when they hired me that I had no experience other than using CAD. I told them that up front (before interview processes, it was on my resume cover letter). So, fast forward 7 months and the owner of the company asks me if I can build a house and I look him in the eyes and say "no" and he asks me to send him an email and he'll get me out in the field so I'll learn how to build a house. Well, I sent the email and I was never sent out to the field. Go figure.
I'm stumped on the "not giving a 100%" comment. Maybe because I didn't live at that place like my supervisor helped boot me out the door. I honestly can't see working 72 hours a week making 28k a year salary (no O.T.).
So.....hindsite is 20/20 and I wish I never took on that job, because I took a drastic pay cut and lost 3 weeks of vacation that I earned. But looking in the past will just hold me back. So wish me luck on my job hunting. I'm really excited. It's like a new beginning.