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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I know you are struggling. I wish you the best. Also, I'm going to say this bluntly, but hopefully gently as possible: handling things this way makes you a poorly functioning employee and a bad fit for this company at this time. To be clear, it's not the situation you are in (deployment, etc.) that makes you a poor employee, and it's not the idea of making that situation clear, as a regular adult would. It's the way you are choosing to handle it. And yes, I know you have had a hard time and feel you have been treated poorly. Honestly, that doesn't matter to being good in your position -- it's your choices that are relevant to the fit, not the reasons for them. But this is something you can change, if you find a way to tackle this in a way that hos the possibility of working out for everyone. Your therapist hopefully can help. Good luck.[/quote] Yes. I know I'm a bad fit. So why would I continue working on at a company where I can't meet the requirements? They can replace me with someone who has no home life and no schedule conflicts. [/quote] OR they can replace you with someone who has a home life and knows that closed mouths don't get fed. [/quote]
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