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My employer's recruiting dept sent me a LinkedIn message asking me to apply for my job. I have a role that isn't multiplied across people. I told my boss that it happened and she rushed to assure me that we'll have redundancy for the first time.
I'm still in the phase where I'm hoping that's true while knowing that it's better to quit than to be fired. I'll discuss with my therapist today to decide. I know the right answer is to get out now.