What to do if you're about to get FIRED.

What to do if you're about to get FIRED. Afraid you're about to lose your job? Here's a step-by-step guide on how to protect yourself if your employer terminates your employment. This also works if you're thinking you may lose your job or get laid off.

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[christineribone]

If you're spending all your free time documenting the bad things that go wrong at work, leave. It's a toxic place.

[Vrzel]

I learned that if you are under PIP its usually the boss who is initiating your termination and he/she wont help you because they want you to get fired. What the boss does in the background is he ghosts you, answers your questions without detail, just very "yes and no" answers, gives you less or no work, you basically feel like youre struggling to find work yourself to keep yourself employeed. You can feel the coldness.

[MrJonathanhidalgo]

I was on a pip and I gave my job a two day notice. I started a new role this monday 🎉 I didn’t feel bad at all. Fuck these companies. Always look out for yourself

[batsy]

Even with regular meetings, boss lies to you openly. DONT believe anything but your gut feeling which never lies.

[christinamorales]

Sometimes it’s so bad and it is affecting your mental health and you need to just get out.

[abendiaye]

Also remember that HR is not on your side. They work for your employer and will confront you with bias. They are NOT impartial.

[Ruab]

If you are on a pip, you are 99% out the door already. They just haven't made the appropriate paper trail.
I was put on a pip 3 times at an employer, idk why I stayed there as long as I did.

I was eventually fired for insubordination for not setting up office chairs for staff - I am a senior cloud engineer, I work in IT. I don't install office furniture.
The best thing I ever did was say no to those bullshit requests - it does get better.

[workplacelaw]

As an employment lawyer, I can assure this gentleman knows what he's talking about.

[whitneyw.]

If you think you’re getting fired, 90% of the time you’re right and there’s nothing you can do about it go look for other jobs

[deplorablecovfefe]

They try to make you quit. You get all the crappy jobs, crappy conditions, crappy assignments, crappy hours and gaslight you about anything being unfair.

[dibuzzz]

Stumbled upon your videos when I was getting pushed out at work, videos helped me to remain level headed until I found another job.

[uganda]

Most of the time the company is the problem not the employee. If you are put on pip just start looking for another job because you might end up been fired. In my experience it is companies with high turnover rate.

[francissmith]

The PIP is not constructed for you to be successful. The PIP is there to make you fail and give the manager and HR justification for your departure. If possible try to negotiate the PIPs goals so they are achievable. If you can’t restructure then just refuse to sign. Your fired anyway.

[asadb]

The best way to look for work when laid off is to pretend you are still working. Employers treat you much better.

[shawnlane]

This gentleman is correct. Keep records of everything. Anytime I got screwed I didn’t have written records. Also have an emergency fund set aside and updated resume ready to go.

[barco]

I have seen other HR experts estimate that probably over 90% of people on PIPs are still let go. Great advice, do not quit!

[tango-bravo]

If you want to ramp up your anxiety for fun, regardless of your current job conditions, put this video on loop and listen to it on 1.25x speed for several hours.

[HernTheHunter]

1. If you are talking with HR "Be very careful of what you say" My addition: Be very careful HOW you say it.
2. If you suspect you are going to be fired or are being railroaded, Get on that job search NOW.

[nickwcc]

For anyone on a PIP, start looking for a new job. Chances are, they are just creating a papertrail to fire you. Its quite rare to survive a PIP.

[sirreadsalot]

Make sure you have a doctor to sign off for FMLA if it is an option for you or a family member you have to care for.