The Dumbest Reason To Get Fired? - Navigating LinkedIn Nonsense
May 15, 2024
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We can't believe everything we read on the Internet! As a content creator, I understand that creators (which includes me!) want to make catchy titles and posts. But this particular post about getting fired for asking bad questions is a bit too over the top for me -- especially when it gives you a call-to-action to help avoid this made-up issue.
In this video, I'll review why I think this is a lousy take and also what I think this original poster *might* have been trying to say. I think there are multiple sides to everything, so I try to give others the benefit of the doubt. But no, you should NOT get fired for asking questions. Nope.
