Fired Corporate Employee Takes Dishwashing Job To Avoid Feeling Useless: ‘Not Doing For Money’

Fired Corporate Employee Takes Dishwashing Job To Avoid Feeling Useless: 'Not Doing For Money'

A corporate employee laid off from his job said he had taken up a $11 (Rs 1,049)-an-hour dishwashing job after being unable to land a new role despite months of trying and feeling useless.

In a social media post titled, “From corporate to $11/h dishwashing job,” the 29-year-old ex-corporate man said he was fired in April and offered a ‘nice’ nine-month severance package.

Remember this moving forward, friend. We are not our job, but many of us are our routine. I completely relate.”

A third commented: “I was making 6 figures at my last tech job when I was laid off. By two years into the unemployment world, I was selling my plasma, counting ads and 3d glasses and evaluating displays at movie theatres for pennies, secret shopping Jersey Mike’s and Denny’s so I could get free meals, and spending about 4 hours a week in line for free food at food pantries.

Glad to know I’m not alone,” said one user while another added: “Sorry to hear.

“Was laid off from corporate around last year and ended up doing all types of jobs since then.