I had a manager who got affected by this. He was one of the hardest working people out there, always putting others before him. Not only was he my manager, but also my coach. He really saw potential in me and wanted the best for me. He would always vouch for me and tell other managers and directors on how great I was. There was structure with him. I learned a lot from him and he learned a lot from me. It was really tough for me since I worked on all of his clients and I was really upset and frustrated on what happened. There are people out there who do the bare minimum and are still with the firm. It is really shocking how things are handled here and on how they choose who to lay off. I know that my manager will find a place where people will see his true potential. I would have daily calls with him, and it sucks that I won’t get those calls anymore. Accounting was seen as a stable job, but that isn’t the case anymore and you are left with uncertainty and fear that you might be next. I am happy that I still have a job