> I actually got a fair deal and honestly I needed the wake up call that job security is a big illusion. I was just coasting in my career and a bit too comfortable.
Many people fall for this and as long as you are an employee, no job is ever secure.
> I've been doing startups and freelance work ever since. Which means I'm my own boss now and I've learned a lot in the decade since that happened.
This gives some hope that there are those that have learned from the illusion and are now realizing that these companies do not care about you.
And if you're not an employee, your biggest client can decide to "go in a different direction" at any time. Of course, you try to diversify but you're still subject to the economy, clients having management changes, etc.
Many people fall for this and as long as you are an employee, no job is ever secure.
> I've been doing startups and freelance work ever since. Which means I'm my own boss now and I've learned a lot in the decade since that happened.
This gives some hope that there are those that have learned from the illusion and are now realizing that these companies do not care about you.
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