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YOU'RE FIRED!!!

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ohkay, not you, but me.. ;p Corporate decided that the dealership had too many people on board. The amazing thing is that they fired THE hardest-working, most goal-oriented (etc) person they had. They *already* fired the entire management team (including the service manager), many support people, etc. ANYWAYS, it looks like im actually going to have to become a lawyer!! ;(

-Rob

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I spent ten years in social service work; we'd lose our funding and I'd have to scramble for another program. Each time I improved position, salary etc. Sometimes this kind of wake up call will spur you to bigger and better things. So don't let it getcha down...remember--it's their loss, not yours!

Mike

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Some bureaucratic inertia where i work puts me into huge confusion, i dont like fight in between co workers and they do nothing to fix wathever problem, they always give reasons and excuses.

The bigger the place is, the worst it smell.

I can feel your pain.

Pat

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Just a temp job for her though, employers liked her, just no work to do... Still sucks :( Good luck in the hunt for employment

Matt

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FUCK THEM.

you're ok by me Rob. Move to Arkansas and I'll help find you a job (we can farm up folks yards for a livin or something).

Good luck, they lost a good man.

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Been through 2 BMW dealerships getting sold...talk about bizzare staff and policy changes...whole service dept management/support staff changes in one day...ugly..

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sorry to hear about being "sacked" . sounds like a bad decision/ lack of thinking from the top. But, you have internet abilities and well, seeing how my lawyers work( ya right) seems we both can eek out a living from that JD on the wall. Good luck- take a drive in the 02: will help clear the mind.

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True, in general, the legal market is a bit tight. I'm not sure what your emphasis was in law school (except that is wasn't © law ;)) but bankruptcy and plaintiff's work seems to be doing well from my point of view.

Being a lawyer can be a good job. Depends on who you work with and who you work for.

Best of luck.

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