“Also, even if they intended it the start date as today 9/2) the day of the week is still wrong. The 22nd is a Monday the 2nd is a Tuesday. They messed up the date and day of week,” read another comment. “Even with it being the first day, I feel like I’d at least […]
“Also, even if they intended it the start date as today 9/2) the day of the week is still wrong. The 22nd is a Monday the 2nd is a Tuesday. They messed up the date and day of week,” read another comment.
“Even with it being the first day, I feel like I’d at least give you a call asking if you were still planning on coming in. It’s strange that they would just immediately fire you with no attempt at communication. You probably don’t want to work for these people. Bullet dodged imo,” someone else pointed out.
This OP should not feel singled out for a random firing — as another employee who might’ve shown up on the right started date, unfortunaltey only lasted three months on the job before being terminated.