Could I get in trouble if I tell my previous coworkers and boss to "f**k off" ? ?!
Question: Could I get in trouble if I tell my previous coworkers and boss to "f**k off" .? .?
I really feel it would make my life better and show them I CAN stand up for myself. The got rid of me for no good reason and I am still mad about it. Do you think I should say it to them.? I have such and erg to the next time I see them out.Health Question & Answer
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How in hell will that make your life better.?
Wow, that'll help your reputation in the working world....NOT.
At your next job, you'll have to tell them you got fired. When they call and ask what kind of a worker you were, AS THEY WILL, on top of being called well, unproductive, they will also say you are CRAZY , ANGRY, OBSESSIVE AND VENGEFUL to boot!
Just the ticket to land you that job!
Forget about them.
Here's what you do--you apply yourself, you work hard, and you outpace them. Then, when you encounter them, years from now, successful, well dressed, plainly doing better than they are, you can pretend to.......NOT REMEMBER THEM.
Revenge is a dish best served very cold. Health Question & Answer
Wow, that'll help your reputation in the working world....NOT.
At your next job, you'll have to tell them you got fired. When they call and ask what kind of a worker you were, AS THEY WILL, on top of being called well, unproductive, they will also say you are CRAZY , ANGRY, OBSESSIVE AND VENGEFUL to boot!
Just the ticket to land you that job!
Forget about them.
Here's what you do--you apply yourself, you work hard, and you outpace them. Then, when you encounter them, years from now, successful, well dressed, plainly doing better than they are, you can pretend to.......NOT REMEMBER THEM.
Revenge is a dish best served very cold. Health Question & Answer
You may want to re-think this. Is this job going to define you for the rest of your life.? Will these people hold any level of importance or influence in your future.?
If you go out with this kind of "bang," it may satisfy a short-term urge, but it may also confirm in the minds of these people their opinion of you and your subsequent firing.
I would go with a shrug of the shoulders and move on to your next success.Health Question & Answer
If you go out with this kind of "bang," it may satisfy a short-term urge, but it may also confirm in the minds of these people their opinion of you and your subsequent firing.
I would go with a shrug of the shoulders and move on to your next success.Health Question & Answer
All that will do is make you look childish and give you a bad reputation. It's better to be polite and keep your mouth shut just in case you ever have to work with any of those people in the future. Don't burn bridges - you never know who might be (or who might know) a potential future reference, co-worker or boss. Health Question & Answer
Just keep quiet, keep it to yourself, find some other way to vent because at some point you may need for them to say something nice about you, like a recommendation for another job. Chop down a tree or dig a hole or something to vent, but don't alienate people who can hurt you.Health Question & Answer
Um ... why would you wanna go back there. If you do curse at them don't mention you worked there on a job application. Personally, I wouldn't even invest my time on that. Use your free time to relax and just vent a bit, they probably stressed you out so its a good thing your not working there. Take it as an excuse to go to a day spa or somewhere nice with your friends before going job hunting.Health Question & Answer
that's not going to solve anything. and only make you look bad.
nothing good could come out of it. if you really want to show them they made a mistake, be professional and just nod and speak to them.
ask ask "how are you today" cussing them out would only prove to them that they made the right decision.Health Question & Answer
nothing good could come out of it. if you really want to show them they made a mistake, be professional and just nod and speak to them.
ask ask "how are you today" cussing them out would only prove to them that they made the right decision.Health Question & Answer
Oh it would be so tempting to tell them to f* off. Really think it through though. Mainly you should decide whether or not you want to use anyone from that job for a reference. If not, go for it!Health Question & Answer
I wouldn't, you dont want to burn a bridge cause you never know if your going to end up working for those people in the future or need a reference. I did a similar thing and kind of regret itHealth Question & Answer
If you really think it will make you feel better, but why let them have the satisfaction of knowing that they upset you.? Walk away with your head held high, what goes around comes around.Health Question & Answer
Go for it. I am feeling the same at this very moment about someone. Just do it. They can't really do anything. Just don't ever ask them for a Reference!Health Question & Answer
You realize this is under "Mental Health.?" That's funny. Control your anger, there will always be people that piss you off..You have to learn to blow it off.Health Question & Answer
You won't get in trouble, but you won't get a good reference from them if you need it in the future.Health Question & Answer
Be the bigger person and walk away.Health Question & Answer
Yeah if it makes you feel better.Health Question & Answer
I WOULD!
Why not, better for yourself, screw them.Health Question & Answer
Why not, better for yourself, screw them.Health Question & Answer
if you already got fired, forget about it. leave that behind. move on to something new.Health Question & Answer
Nah...not worth it. Just get on with something better. Do some charity work to help with your anger issues. LOLHealth Question & Answer
Do it. They can't sack you twiceHealth Question & Answer
How about you F**K off.?Health Question & Answer
haha hey why not.? you don't work for them anymore.Health Question & Answer