Because you've changed, BOSS! / myLot

Singapore, Singapore

May 29, 2018 11:31am CST

I quit last 3rd Feb. 6 years and two months, my longest job I ever done in my entire career. Whew! There's a change of administration. The son is taking over the company and the whole system changed. Some of the perks we are getting before was snatched out of our hand and the company do not have direction right now. My old Boss (father) keeping hands off and entrusted all of us with his son.. After a month of my resignation, the operations manager followed. The lady who replaced me after 3months put down the paper and I am hearing some people will leave that company too. Some of clients stops giving businesses now. I am not sure what is their game plan but I hope they will execute it fast to save the firm. That's the update on my life. For almost 4 months, I am just here at home. ::Photo from Search Engine::

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90722)

• Philippines

11 Jun 18

4 months and you are just at home? Yet, you seldom are here?

Anyway, if one is already disgruntled of her work, it' best to leave and have a peace of mind. I guess, your hubby's salary is more than enough for your living and still have for savings. What have you been doing after you resigned?

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rebel_woman06

@SIMPLYD (90722)

• Philippines

10 Nov 18

@wiLLmaH What do you do in that company? So, you have no salary there?

wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

10 Nov 18

@SIMPLYD nope. They will reimburse what I have spend. It is all about fun and passion and belief on the Blockchain Technology

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wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

9 Nov 18

When I am out of job, I am busier! Oh darn! Haha. I volunteered to be a member of Blockchain Technology. Now, they appointed me as NEM Singapore Volunteer Community Leader.

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Louise Crisologo

@mlgen1037 (29886)

• Manila, Philippines

29 May 18

Hi Willmah. You made the right decision to leave. It is just sad when those things happen.

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wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

30 May 18

My colleague told me on my last day, "You are so lucky, you are free."

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wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

31 May 18

@mlgen1037 yup! Are you currently have a job? How's your boss?

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Louise Crisologo

@mlgen1037 (29886)

• Manila, Philippines

30 May 18

@wiLLmaH You are really lucky. It would not be nice if you stay in a company whose boss sucks big time. Been there.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247219)

• United States

29 May 18

Ah, now I know why you are home, and don't blame you at all. Those kinds of changes would make anyone want to quit their job.

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wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

30 May 18

Yup. Loving the comfort of home. Haha. But unlike, I do not shop and travel a lot. Hehe

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DianneN

@DianneN (247219)

• United States

31 May 18

@wiLLmaH Remember, I put in my time. Now I'm free.

ingrid

@ridingbet (66857)

• Philippines

30 May 18

if it is so, then should we expect more of you here?

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wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

31 May 18

Ahhhmmm. I cannot promise. Arrgghhh!

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ingrid

@ridingbet (66857)

• Philippines

1 Jun 18

@wiLLmaH even just a 'just droppin' by' would be enough.

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Cristy

@magallon (19280)

• Philippines

30 May 18

for me, it is better to quit than work with a management that doesn't fit to be a manager. I think there is something wrong with the son's style of managing the company.

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wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

30 May 18

Correct. Not worth the stress

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Cristy

@magallon (19280)

• Philippines

30 May 18

@wiLLmaH i agree....