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"Getting out of the business" resource thread

Discussion in 'Journalism topics only' started by playthrough, Aug 2, 2008.

  1. SFIND

    SFIND Well-Known Member

    Very jealous.

    I will burning though my 401K after unemployment runs out, if I don't secure a job first.

    I'm assuming a layoff will come any month now. Really would be surprised to still be employed at this shop in 2025.
     
  2. Smallpotatoes

    Smallpotatoes Well-Known Member

    My review was so-so. I’d improved somewhat in the last year but not enough.

    There was an incident a few weeks ago when I almost walked off the job. There was a situation where there was an emergency of sorts (I can’t go into too much more detail than that). Someone on Twitter asked a question about a service change we made. There are very specific words we can and cannot use in these situations. I asked my supervisor for guidance about how to respond. I responded exactly as he suggested. He saw the Tweet, said we never use that word. That he was deleting it and redoing it himself. I said he replied exactly as he told me to but he said he didn’t say what he told me.
    A few hours later, I asked one of my coworkers who witnessed the whole thing if he said what I thought he did and my coworker said yes.
    Next time this happens I’m walking off the job.
     
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