My Dad Gave 25 Years to a Company. They Gave Him a Gold Watch. Then a Pink Slip.
Every job is a temporary job, even the one where they said you're family. The whole time you're building their business, nobody is building yours. Build Me, Inc. instead.
My dad gave 25 years to a company. They gave him a gold watch. Then a pink slip.
Not because they were bad people.
Because companies will always do what's best for the business.
This isn't meant to scare you. It's a reminder.
Every job is a temporary job. Even the one you've been at for 15 years. Even the one where they said "you're family." Even the one you turned down other offers for. Even the one you thought you'd retire from.
The whole time you're building their business, nobody is building yours.
Your resume. Your network. Your visibility in the market.
That's the only business that will never hand you a pink slip.
Me, Inc.™
Please choose you first.
Signed,
the 8-year-old daughter who watched her dad lose everything
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