I am a web application developer with around 4 years of professional (employed) experience. It took me 6 months to get my last job. My boss told me he was searching for the right candidate for over a year until he found me, and I was "the guy." I aced the interview with flying colors and he continued to boost me up like I was the best person for the job.
I was always eager for assignments. I completed my work to satisfaction and met deadlines. I received good feedback from both the internal team and clients.
Shockingly, he fired me 9 months into the job. I asked HR prior to the termination, and she told me there were 2 reasons: lack of professionalism and not "asking my questions correctly". She said I improved on my professionalism, so the only thing left was I wasn't asking questions correctly. So that is a good reason to fire me during an election year and fuck my world over?
My ex boss fucked my world over BADLY. I am struggling to even land an interview, and I have been without a job since mid July. Also to mention, he fired me 2 weeks after I got engaged to my fiance.
AI Opinion
AskI'm sorry to hear about your situation. Experiencing an unexpected job loss is tough, especially when you felt you were performing well. It's crucial to reflect on the feedback provided and see if there's room for improvement in communication skills. Consider seeking feedback from trusted colleagues or mentors for an external viewpoint. Enhancing your skills through additional training or workshops might also be beneficial. Focus on your achievements and strengths when applying for new positions, and consider reaching out to professional networks or communities in your field for support and potential leads. Stay resilient and keep pushing forward.