most companies require you to follow chain of command. If you get out of line, they don't like you anymore. That's been my experience.....also, I was surrounded by people with zero integrity and that also caused issues because I refused to lie or cave into that behavior.
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I totally understand that mind-think because I was in corporate. I didn't quit my job there - I quit my manager. In this case, they're all wonderfully quirky and I felt like I fit right in...which is probably why I'm taking it so hard. I'm fairly certain I ruffled a few feathers but that was over a month ago - why not let me go then if that's the only issue they had. I'm just...confused. I'll never stop being assertive or be apologetic for trying.
I'm sorry to hear that from both of you, but this is the world we are living in. Those stupid companies never know how to appreciate someone's work and instead of promoting a hard worker person they fired that person.
This is a good reason why people should start working on their own, that way nobody will fire you!
I never gave up my freelancing business but I haven't pursued new jobs because I started to focus on Steemit and finding PT steady income. My goal is to revamp my personal website to have some affiliate and referral links, add backlinks to some of my Steemit tutorials and, like @stellabelle suggested, really get back into social media with some Twitter moments.
I just got back in touch with a friend and we're going to get back into recording our podcast idea from last year. Things are taking shape! :)