/biz/ - Business & Finance

Lost my /WFH/ job of 3 years a few days ago. I genuinely loved that job and tried my hardest at it. Randomly, I saw a meeting on my calendar for later that day with an HR person I don't know and an exec I don't really know. Instantly, I knew what was up.
Showed up for the meeting and it was just:
>effective today, your employment at XYZ is terminated.
But why?
>we have decided to outsource your role. Thank you for your years of service.
Can I message my coworkers and tell them goodbye?
>No, your access to all internal channels has been revoked effective immediately.
Not going to lie bros, it hurt. I worked hard for that company, was performing 10/10 on my performance reviews, was getting bonuses or raises every 6 months, and was friends with the CEO. I'm guessing this was purely a financial decision.
I called my manager to ask what happened - ignored my call. Texted him - ignored my texts. Called and texted the CEO - ignored entirely.
>here's your reminder that at the end of the day your job can be exceptionally cruel to you and the people who claim to be "like another family" will unperson you and pretend you don't exist the moment it makes financial sense to do so