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    I just got fired from my job, and I'm really struggling with how to process it. I worked as a customer service representative at a tech company for over two years, and I thought I was doing a decent job. However, my manager called me in for a meeting and let me go without much explanation. Now I'm left wondering if I was the problem all along. I can't help but feel like I must have done something wrong. I'm trying to figure out what my next steps should be, but right now, I'm just feeling lost and questioning my abilities.

    Job title: customer service representative

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    I just started a new job a week ago, but I'm already planning to leave for better offers. After a tough year trying to get back on my feet, I finally landed a job in April 2026, but got fired just three weeks in. That was a tough blow, especially since I had been laid off in April 2025. Fast forward to June 1st, I got hired on the same day as my interview, but I wasn't thrilled about the hourly pay of $27. I was desperate for work, though. Just two days later, I received two new offers: one job is 25 minutes away with a salary of $60K, and another is just 10 minutes from home at $31.50 an hour, which they later told me would be revised to a salary of around $65K. The hours are also better, from 7:30 am to 4 pm compared to my current 8 am to 5 pm shift. I feel uneasy about leaving so soon, especially since the onboarding process at my current job has been smooth, unlike the last one where I was fired. I'm planning to resign next Monday after my shift and send a resignation letter along with photos of my fob on the desk. The new job wants me to start next Thursday. I can't help but feel guilty about leaving so quickly. Am I making the right decision?

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