Company I'm employed hires new people with no experience meanwhile I get no work...

[Javfly33]

1 hour ago, Schizophonia said:

Where i am you can't be fired without receiving big compensation and it takes some months. 🤔

Here too but I don´t know about that of taking some months

Edited October 17 by Javfly33

[Schizophonia]

1 minute ago, Javfly33 said:

Here too but I don´t know about that of taking some months

What's your job btw ?

Edited October 17 by Schizophonia

[Javfly33]

3 minutes ago, Schizophonia said:

What's your job btw ?

software developer

[Schizophonia]

19 hours ago, Javfly33 said:

software developer

Ok 

[Javfly33]

1 hour ago, Schizophonia said:

Ok 

surprise surprise i got fired today 😎

Edited October 18 by Javfly33

[Lyubov]

21 minutes ago, Javfly33 said:

surprise surprise i got fired today 😎

Dude, given the thread here it’s really not a surprise. First off sorry to hear. 

Second, good, because now you can re adjust and actually go after what your heart desires. It’s obvious just from reading this thread this job was nothing but soul draining for you. I was in the same situation. I was self employed and lost all my clients because the work I was doing wasn’t fulfilling and wasn’t aligned at all with my personal truth and highest desires. My clients could feel I hated the work and nothing in business guarantees failure more than when your heart isn’t in it. They could tell this new guy had his heart in it while you desire something else. 

Now’s the time to re ignite your ambition and put it all into what you actually want to be doing 

Edited October 18 by Lyubov

[Javfly33]

5 minutes ago, Lyubov said:

Now’s the time to re ignite your ambition and put it all into what you actually want to be doing 

Yes, I actually feel better now, like a weight of 700kg has been lifted from me!

I have clarity now to know what I want to do in Life. Is actually a blessing that this has happened now if not I would have extended it as long as they have kept me on payroll lol

Edited October 18 by Javfly33

[hyruga]

Sorry to hear about your plight.

Many companies are having retrenchment! 

Edited October 20 by hyruga

[Alex4]

Take a rest and enjoy paid unemployment for a while if you can! It's a great opportunity to reset your mind. 

[Javfly33]

1 hour ago, Alex4 said:

Take a rest and enjoy paid unemployment for a while if you can! It's a great opportunity to reset your mind. 

yes, i feel brand new omg i needed this 

On 20/10/2024 at 8:22 AM, hyruga said:

Sorry to hear about your plight.

Many companies are having retrenchment! 

I guess, my case though was kind of extreme since i worked like 2 months in this whole year lol

[hyruga]

If I were you, I would contemplate what actually went wrong?

Did your company give you work to do but you told them that it's outside of your job scope?

Or was your salary so high that they are unable to justify it for you anymore?

Anyway it's always great to have some alone time. Time to think of your next moves too!

[Javfly33]

6 hours ago, hyruga said:

If I were you, I would contemplate what actually went wrong?

Did your company give you work to do but you told them that it's outside of your job scope?

Or was your salary so high that they are unable to justify it for you anymore?

Anyway it's always great to have some alone time. Time to think of your next moves too!

 @hyruga No, all the work they gave me I always did it and tried to be proactive always.

In fact I always tried to be studying or working on some other things when I didn´t got no work so they can see i was trying to be productive. 

 

What 'went wrong' basically was that the first project I was assigned to and the reason why I was hired, had no important technologies, so in that whole year that it lasted I couldn´t get any actual valuable work experience that would make me attractive for the following future possible projects.

I got lucky and I went into another project 1 year after that one but I for some reason after 2-3 months on it I got moved into the mobile department of it (instead of web), and since the mobile department had quite a steep learning curve I had to be put into tutorial/learning time, which made that the Staffing department decided that since I was not actually contributing to work there I should take another project that came up (but only lasted 2 months and it was also of a dead-end technology).

So when this last project ended 2 years 3 months into the company I had virtually no valuable software dev experience, so it seems no more projects could came up for me

The move of the stupid Staffing department guy of getting me out of the mobile project was dumb as fuck, I knew it was a bad option when he did it, but i couldn´t say no. 

But anyways, I accept the responsability is mine because I could have just found another job in all this time, I prioritized the comfortability of the job so now I pay the price of that comfort/risk I took. 

Edited October 23 by Javfly33

[Vercingetorix]

You could have worked another remote job at the meantime and get paid double (I don't encourage it, it's not ethical but it's a possibility nevertheless)

https://www.reddit.com/r/overemployed/

Anyway sounds like a good learning experience for you for your inner growth.

[Javfly33]

13 hours ago, Vercingetorix said:

You could have worked another remote job at the meantime and get paid double (I don't encourage it, it's not ethical but it's a possibility nevertheless)

https://www.reddit.com/r/overemployed/

Anyway sounds like a good learning experience for you for your inner growth.

@Vercingetorix I considered that but it has certain risks 

[Optimal_Prime]

wow, your victimhood is so justified, your company sounds like an evil corporation that's taking advantage of you /s

[Javfly33]

@Optimal_Prime where did i make myself a victim?