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There's No Such Thing As Job Security
Thursday, May 17, 2007

Evidentally the stapler thing didn't pan out after all.  After being at my current job for 12 years, I was downsized yesterday.  Completely out of the blue.  I'm beyond stunned by all of it.  Bottom line, our business had been suffering with premiums on the rise and many people going elsewhere because of it.  I was looking for something better paying anyway - now I just need to look harder. 

When I called my Dad, he said 'I thought you were in there pretty solid' - well Dad, so did I.  There is no such thing as job security - loyalty to an employer evidentally means very little.  I've always been a very good employee - working overtime with no pay whenever asked - working extra to cover for people whenever asked - in 12 years I'd never taken my entire vacation days off ever - I've always done my work and then some - I trained EVERY SINGLE EMPLOYEE he has left - most people I know told me that I always got walked all over there, but I liked my job.  I liked my co-workers.  My boss was very flexible if I did need time off for any reason for the girls.

My last day was yesterday - I go Sunday to clean out my office.  It feels weird.  I grew up there.  I've worked there since I was 18.  My office feels so much like 'home' to me.  I'm really gonna miss it.



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written by anotherme at 02:04 pm

susan
May 29, 2007   04:48 PM PDT
 
I"m so sorry, Carrie. I hope you find something soon! {{hugs}}
Suzanne
May 23, 2007   11:57 PM PDT
 
I know that this doesn't seem fair or right or even remotely dealable. But think fo it as an opportunity to find something better, somewhere the greatness of Carrie will not be unappreciated. This certainly has been a terrible time for you.
Just remember that we love you.
Lynn
May 22, 2007   10:33 AM PDT
 
oh Carrie!! I am so sorry, I hope you find a great job soon!
Wendi
May 21, 2007   12:26 PM PDT
 
Oh, no. I am so sorry, Carrie. I hope something new and fabulous is waiting for you.

(((HUGS)))
Carie
May 20, 2007   10:44 AM PDT
 
Ugh. I'm so sorry :( I hope you find the job of your dreams out there!!
Kristen
May 18, 2007   10:19 AM PDT
 
((((HUGS)))) Like I told you yesterday, a blessing in disguise.
Linda
May 18, 2007   09:05 AM PDT
 
I am sorry! Good luck on the job search.
Jen
May 18, 2007   07:47 AM PDT
 
I'm so sorry! Good luck in finding something new. To make yourself feel better, perhaps you should pack up every stapler in the office and bring them home.
Michelle
May 17, 2007   11:51 PM PDT
 
I am so sorry!

{{{HUG}}} Good Luck on the job hunt
Jess
May 17, 2007   08:53 PM PDT
 
I am so sorry Carrie. I hope and pray you find something soon. ((HUGS))
courthousegirl
May 17, 2007   08:25 PM PDT
 
I am so sorry, your in my thoughts kiddo.
Aritha
May 17, 2007   06:32 PM PDT
 
Oh No!! That totally stinks. And no warning too, that is just wrong.
I hope you find something else that you like soon. ((HUGS))
Pam(tulipabeni)
May 17, 2007   05:44 PM PDT
 
Wow. After the stapler incident, i had agreed with you. I am very surprised. HUGS, and hope you find somehting soon.

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