And it was a lot of that going on at my job. And because I spoke up about it, I lose my job. Somebody talk to me about this. Let me know what you feel about it
Karan Dev
@Karan.Dev · 0:30
Hey, Mike, I think it takes a lot of strength to speak up in any circumstance, and it probably takes a lot more strength to speak up at the workplace. So while I think the situation resulted in a negative outcome for you, I still think that it's amazing that you actually spoke your mind, and I wouldn't change that if I were you. I'm sure there are bigger and better things out there for you, and I wish you the very best. Cheers
Mike Jones
@Atowndown239 · 0:54
But, you know, you have to have people that are willing to speak up not only for yourself but also for other people that's not willing to speak up about certain issues or certain situations that happen either in your life or in other people's lives. Relationship wise, it don't matter. In all walks of life
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:06
And I think that the next move you make. You'll have more agents, you'll have more sense of self, and that will show up in your interview because they'll know that you are someone who speaks the truth and someone who has integrity. And that goes a long way. So I wish you well in your next job search. And I'm sure this is just building more of your stores, and we all got stories. So I wish you the best
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 2:25
Hi, Mike. First off, I just want to say sorry for losing your job this way. Thank you for sharing. I a couple years ago lost my job teaching at a private school. And I know that there could have been a lot of different reasons. I mean, one being covered 19. But I think a big part of me losing my job was I would speak up in meetings. There was a lot of mistreatment happening with the teachers and other staff