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It only gets worse from there. Start looking for a new gig pronto. Wait till they fire you and collect unemployment. Make them fire you. If they deny your unemployment appeal it be you will get it. Most companies deny to avoid paying but when you appeal they are order to pay 90% or the Stop Asking Why I’m Crazy I Don’t Ask Why You’re So Stupid shirt Besides,I will do this time Take vacation and time off up to your vacation and just use up your vacation and let them fire you. It may burn a bridge though. If you don’t thank you will survive a PIP you still do not want to burn bridges potentially. So try to be open and honest and track your work and show effort. In interviews you can say it wasn’t a good fit. You don’t need to go into details about a PIP or how it ended. Lots of people have worked at places that didn’t work out. Come up with something vague like you didn’t feel there were opportunities for growth. Good luck! Hi OP, first, sorry to hear. Can’t imagine the anxiety you must feel with the cost of the vacation and current market. Hope things work out in your favor. I’ve seen a few pieces of advice encouraging you to get fired so you can collect unemployment. Make sure you look up conditions for unemployment in your state, and begin to collect documentation of why you believe you’ll be terminated or how it wasn’t related to attendance, insubordination, illegal activity, etc and that it was purely related to something you’d be eligible for. My advice, do what you can to feel good about how you’ll exit. That you left on your terms, no burnt bridges, whatever you’ll want when looking back 10 years from now.

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