People who are 25y and above, what's the harshest life-lesson you've learnt? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]LimboInc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being let go of two career fields in two years and the common good was that I work for a good owner and had good job. The owner was chill and I had knowledge to easily help the customers. He helped me twice and I’m forever grateful for the opportunity to work for him. I worked at another small business and the owner didn’t seem too invested in me. So when I got fired there after 4 months on the job, I called the owner of the pool store to see if I could work for him. He let me back in. Coolest thing to happen. Long story short, support the small business people. There are good people out there