In about two weeks, I had a better job lined out and gave my notice. Within about a month, all of the contractors had been moved to other contracts (with different companies) when they reported the contract breach to their handlers, and about a half dozen of the long-serving corporate folks had found other jobs as I did. Support for the app got moved to India, and my understanding is that the dealers (the people who used the app) staged something of a revolt, and the app had to be shut down and reverted to a previous version that cost the company a lot more money to maintain." —u/EarhornJones Tara, meanwhile, was 23 and had a decent client list, and remained ‘busy.’ But here’s the thing: she wasn’t busy. Her friends would come in, and hang out. Sure, she would do a wash and blow dry for them, but that’s $20. No cutting no coloring. When her actual clients came in, she would do their hair and after they left, she and her friends would laugh about them. Our old manager had to tell her if her friends aren’t there to get their hair done they don’t need to hang out. So, DM comes in and sees all these clients/friends waiting on Tara. His dumbass thinks that Becky overstepped her role and that Tara should be managing. The best part: we all looked at each other and started packing our bags. Six people walked out. Tara started crying that this isn’t fair, she earned this and we were just jealous bitches. We went as a group and rented spots at a different salon. The old one shut down a month later because we took our clients with us, and washing your friends’ hair doesn’t keep the salon afloat." —u/Inner_Art482 Once we were accepted for new jobs, her at a hardware store and me at a grocery store, we immediately put in our two weeks and left. A few weeks later I ran into a guy who I had worked with the semester before and he asked if I still worked for the dorm building. I told him I had quit a few weeks ago and he told me that he had also just found a new job and that about half of the staff for that building and the other one the new director was in charge of had quit within the past month. So basically going back on the rules we agreed on in our contracts resulted in the loss of half the desk clerks for the buildings." —u/butterflies112233 —u/Krombopulusmichael_ —u/Setokaiva
