'Good luck managing this sinking ship': Employee sends savage resignation email after CEO impulsively fires eight new people

Ben Weiss • Writer and Editor

Nov 16, 2023 8:00 AM EST

Hopefully, this dude doesn't need a letter of recommendation any time soon. He certainly won't be getting one from his former employers after saying literally everything he could say in the most dramatic email since that time I asked my therapist to resume sessions because the "job search was proving stressful." But that's another story! As for this employee's resignation email, there is definitely a vicarious fulfillment we got from reading this, as I'm sure like many of you, we all have former employers in our past that we wish we could have told off in some way.

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This thread was posted to Reddit by u/LordDollop, the employee himself. He stated in the comments section that one of the final straws on the job was that the CEO impulsively fired eight new marketing employees after their first days because he suddenly decided they were not needed. Those employees sued the CEO and won. OP was involved in hiring them, and after these shenanigans, he simply couldn't take it anymore. Keep scrolling below to have a look at his scathing email and for the best reactions from other folks in the comments section. For more content like this, check out this notice of absence an employee sent.
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