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  • 8 Appropriate Responses to Getting Fired

    Nothing is more painful than receiving a termination email. After an hour of crying, come back and use these 8 self-care responses.

    1. “My pastor said I won’t get fired, please”

     Do they want to call your pastor a liar? Hell straight! Don’t even take rubbish from them. God has plans for you and being fired is not one of them. Back to sender abeg.

    2. “Okay bet”

    That’s it, that’s all an email like that deserves. Let them know you were down to leave yesterday. Time to start a TikTok account where you share company secrets and earn your coins. 

    3. “My mother said they don’t use to fire people from my village”

    Do they want to argue with your mum ni? If they don’t believe you, they should text all your uncles in the village to confirm. If they can’t do that, then they can’t fire you. Simple logic. 

    4. “I respectfully decline”

    What can they do? Beat you? Abeg, if they want to move mad, you move madder. Go to work the next day and every week after that until they forget to remove you from payroll. This works, trust me.

    5. “Add that mail to spam”

    Carry on with your day. No job will stress you this year. If you didn’t see it, it didn’t happen. If they have mind, they should come and tell you in person.

    6. “Omg is it opposite day?”

    It has to be an opposite day, but why did they choose to pretend to fire you instead of mistakenly sending you your CEO’s salary? Tell them to fix up and enjoy your day my gee.

    7. “It’s your daddy that will be fired”

    Don’t they have a conscience? Why do they always send it in the morning when you’ve not even eaten? Nobody will judge you if you respond with this ment for ment. 

    8. “Chill first, let me get back to you”

    It truly can not be you they sent that email to. Do they want you to starve? How will you fund your lifestyle? They should have considered all that before sending that email. Let them chill first. You’ll reply when you are ready. 


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  • 8 Things That Happen Immediately After You Lose Your Job

    1. First off, you download every season of Game Of Thrones on the office Wi-Fi.

    A Lannister always pays his debts.

    2. Next, you scatter the toilet, one last time.

    One last special send off.

    3. Finally, you get to let your office crush know how you really feel.

    It’s now or never.

    4. But you have to act like it’s not paining you.

    I’m not crying, it’s just eye sweat.

    5. Act like you weren’t just begging your boss for a second chance.

    Oga, I take God and Angel Gabriel beg you.

    6. Show up at work the next day and act like nothing happened.

    It wasn’t me they fired o, it was Femi.

    7. Get dragged out like a bag of rice.

    Nawa for una, you can’t even take a joke.

    8. Wonder why this life is a pot of beans.

    Because this can’t be my life.
  • If You’ve Ever Been Fired, This Is For You

    1. When you get an email from HR saying the CEO wants to see you.

    For what?

    2. When your boss says “you are not a good fit” for the company.

    Which type of fit do you want because I can do it?

    3. When you hear that your termination is “effective immediately”.

    I don die oh!

    4. When you have to clear your desk and everyone in the office is looking at you with pity.

    “Sorry ehn! God will provide another one.”

    5. When your arch nemesis finds out you’ve been fired, she’s like:

    Imagine?

    6. When your mother says you should go and see your pastor because your job loss is spiritual.

    Can you kindly focus ma?

    7. When you now have to start applying for jobs again.

    Suffer suffer, all over again.

    8. When you see any of your former colleagues in public, you’re like:

    I don’t want to see you people, please.

    9. When you get asked why you were fired from your last office during an interview.

    “Let’s not do this please!”