The woman shared that her husband lost his job at Oracle after 12 years, saying he only learned of the layoff when he was unable to log in to his system.
She continued, “I have never seen a person so hardworking and dedicated to his work. Recalling his over-a-decade-long stint at the company, the woman shared some instances.
Another posted, “That’s why my life lesson is don’t leave your life for the corporates. And we (how they mention the members) are not family, we are just people with benefits.”
Toward the end of the post, she urged people to share job references for her husband, who has worked in the IT industry for over two decades and has even won the best employee award. She continued, “A few weeks ago, we adopted a dog, and he took care of her while working through the night until 3 am, to the point of falling ill. “He continued working from the hospital while I was admitted for surgery to remove my polyps. We were on vacation in New Mexico, and he was on call while I was driving. He worked during Holi, Diwali, Rakhi, and other festivals, as well as on birthdays, anniversaries, and weekends. “Not just me, but no one in our friends’ circle ever saw him cribbing. “This post is for everyone who works day and night to provide for their families, especially amid visa uncertainty, yet still gives their best every day. An individual wrote, “Here is the ugly truth, and no one will tell you, but I will. It doesn’t matter how hard you work. When your role is no more, then you are no more. It happens to everybody. The best thing you can do is be prepared for that time. Work for yourself if you can figure out how. And don’t be a problem for somebody else to solve. Good luck. I wish you the best.”
Talking about his dedication, the woman shared that he poured his “blood and sweat”, and he skilfully kept the “immense pressure” hidden from everyone.
