Twitter is easy to buzz about work topics. One of the most popular of these is the post about their retirement experience. Why is retirement episode attracting attention?Tweet summary serviceTogetter(Togetter) searched from Twitter.
Words from an unforgettable boss
It seems that there are many people who cannot forget the words and actions of their boss when they retire.
One Twitter user invited me to dinner after telling his boss that I was leaving. Just when I thought I was going to be able to keep him, he said, “The president told me to keep him, so I asked him out of obligation. I understand his feelings of quitting.” .
For subordinates who decided to retire, the attitude of the boss who treated them empathetically was reassuring.
However, it is also true that not all people are considerate of the feelings of their subordinates like this boss.
A Twitter user posted that he still doesn’t understand what the managing director said when he announced his intention to retire.
The executive director’s line is, “If you change your mind and live obediently to the company, you can stay as it is.” Looking back on this time, he muttered, “I couldn’t grow up,” but it may be difficult for a third party to understand.
Twitter users who read these tweets also shared episodes about what their bosses said to them. For example, there were shocking lines such as “You don’t work anywhere” and “I decided to quit before the day the accident happened because it would be a work-related accident.”
The words said at the timing of the milestone of life called retirement are easy to remember. Even if you have something to think about, you want to warmly watch over the departure of those who quit.
When to quit your job: ‘If you feel miserable’
There was also a tweet that sympathized with a junior who was wondering if he should quit his job, telling him, “If you feel miserable, quit.”
The user who posted this tweet said that although any job is tough and harsh, if you start to feel “ miserable ”, your personality will be adversely affected.
Not only in workplaces with bad working environments or bad human relations, there were also comments such as, “Even if your workplace is filled with kind people and your salary is good, if you feel miserable from the bottom of your heart, you should change your workplace.”
Is ‘retirement’ similar to heartbreak or divorce?
Did you know that there is a service called “retirement agency”? For example, it is a service that acts on behalf of people who have a boss who is power harassing and is in a situation where it is difficult to resign smoothly.
Regarding retirement agency, lawyer Yuta Suzuki’s tweet attracted attention. At first, even when Mr. Suzuki was asked to take care of the retirement procedures on his behalf, he refused, saying, “You’d better do it yourself.” However, in reality, he has learned that there are cases where employees who have submitted resignation notices are trying to reprimand or claim compensation for damages, and that the president has yelled at his house.
In response to Mr. Suzuki’s tweet, Twitter users responded, “I guess the president is in a broken heart…” “It’s like a boyfriend who broke up and turned into a stalker” and compared it to love. Mr. Suzuki also replied, “There are similarities between retirement cases and divorce cases at small and medium-sized enterprises.”
In some cases, there may be a need for a “retirement agency service” because there are many cases where individuals are put in unreasonable situations that they cannot handle.
In this way, many episodes related to “retirement” are posted on Twitter. I wonder if episodes that evoke empathy for many people are born precisely because they are turning points in life.
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