The worst way to get fired
I was having a hard time where I was working. I thought I was doing good. All the days and weeks I was working. Till one day I found out that I was only working one day a week. I didn't understand. I asked my Manager and he told me that everyone's hours were being cut. The Ass. manager told me something completely different every day at work they told me to tap into my inner brother. I did not like the idea of them comparing me to my brother. I tried to live up to my brother, but every time I did that would say "YOUR BROTHER DID A BETTER JOB!" I was getting more upset by the min. I would bottle it up and hide in a shell. I would be very quiet. I called in one day and ask what day I was working. They told me I was one on the schedule. I asked to talk to my Ass. Manager. She texted me a few days later. I told her everything that was going on. She texted me "I'm letting you go" I was shocked. I could not shed a tear. My brother the one I was living in his shadow said that it was not professional for her to fire me over a text. I can not even step foot into my old job without my stomach turning. But I think I got fewer hours due to a girl that didn't like me. I was getting harassed sexually and another way.
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Hi Stephanie Hibbets - that sucks. Plain and simple. I'm sorry you had to go through that, it sounds pretty hard to have to live up to your brother and what he did. People should be judged on their own merits vs the job requirements, not against what someone else did.
At the end of the day, I think this is going to be good for you. That type of environment that made you bottle everything up and not feel comfortable communicating problems you had is not a good work one.
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Hi Stephanie Hibbets , I'm so sorry you had to endure that experience at your previous job. You seem like a young person starting out so I'll go ahead and assure you that's not the way a professional work environment is managed.
We're all unique and have an opportunity to bring something of our own thats special into the workplace. No one should be expected to your brothers clone or anyone else's for that matter.
Process this sudden separation of employment experience as a learning opportunity then go out and find yourself a job where your manager and co-worker are going to value your personal skills and traits.
Remain confident and focused in your resolve to find the right job opportunity. To quote Steven Ransom Constancy of purpose is the first principle of success.
Reach out to me if you need some job leads to get you started with your job search or if you have any questions. Thanks Stephanie Hibbets
If I were you I would change Ass. Manager, to Asst. Manager. I think this is what you mean.