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I can tell my really nice coworker is about to be fired soon but I don’t think he knows, do I warn him?
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It will be interesting to see how this all plays out. There's a chance that her instincts are as right as rain, and he'll be fired in the next couple of months, but like other's pointed out, she may be way off! There's a chance that her manager talks about all of her employees behind their backs like that to make them feel like the favorite. How does she know that her manager isn't talking to her coworker who trained her the exact same way she's talking to her about him?
Speculating that your coworkers are talking about you behind your back might be kind of a paranoid perspective, but in professional situations, you really can't know for sure exactly how your coworkers feel about you or what moves your management is going to make next. You can certainly guess, and sometimes your guesses are right. If you have the instinct that you're about to get fired, you might want to start looking for a new job so you can beat them to the punch. If you get a new job and accept it, your current boss might tell you that they had big plans for you, and weren't planning to fire you after all. At the end of the day, you have to make calculated choices as a member of a workplace. Whether your choices ultimately benefit you or the company, you need to stand by the choices you make in your career. The only wrong choice would be to tell your coworker that they're going to get fired before it happens, because that will certainly put your career in jeopardy.
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