My boss apparently called me a terrible person and wouldn’t recommend anyone hiring me. I know I’m a good person and very much hireable in my field so I’m like, meh?
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- BaroqueBobby@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•What current drama do you have no opinion on?10·11 days ago
- BaroqueBobby@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•What changed that you didn't expect to change when you moved from one place to another?3·26 days ago
South to Midwest USA - the thunderstorms are less frequent, but way more violent. Also, cheese curds.
- BaroqueBobby@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Would you want to live in a country other than your own? If so, where and why?3·28 days ago
I’d like to live in France
I became the target of company president who wanted me gone and they started scrutinizing my every move, put me on a PiP, made up rumors about my work performance all the bullshit they do before firing you. So I left on my own terms instead of getting fired. Had work lined up before I left, so it worked out.
What are some local models worth exploring?
I mean in some respects, occupy Wall Street was successful. It changed perspectives and raised class consciousness in a lot of sectors , including normies. It raised a lot of today’s political actors in the US.
In its stated goals, it was more a failure than success.