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<blockquote data-quote="joshpoints" data-source="post: 454823" data-attributes="member: 546465"><p>It may not be nice but this happens in all industries.&nbsp; PR people get dropped after doing a great job of supporting, because they feel they aren&#039;t needed or they have helped build the company enough that expenses can be cut by dropping them.&nbsp; Excellent workers get fired when times get tough.&nbsp; Businesses don&#039;t necessarilly do what is in the best interest of an employee but rather what is in the best interest of the company.&nbsp; The business world is full of politics.&nbsp; It&#039;s not a nice friendly place.&nbsp; Hopefully ED gave you an explanation and thanked you for helping build the company, but sometimes even great people aren&#039;t recognized.&nbsp; In some ways you have to&nbsp; make yourself be recognized otherwise you will be forgotten or taken for granted.&nbsp; Now if you worked in Japan they probably would have kept you around because of cultural differences in the work field, but it seems like I heard recently that their culture may also be evolving or at least they evolved temporarily for the rough economic times.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="joshpoints, post: 454823, member: 546465"] It may not be nice but this happens in all industries. PR people get dropped after doing a great job of supporting, because they feel they aren't needed or they have helped build the company enough that expenses can be cut by dropping them. Excellent workers get fired when times get tough. Businesses don't necessarilly do what is in the best interest of an employee but rather what is in the best interest of the company. The business world is full of politics. It's not a nice friendly place. Hopefully ED gave you an explanation and thanked you for helping build the company, but sometimes even great people aren't recognized. In some ways you have to make yourself be recognized otherwise you will be forgotten or taken for granted. Now if you worked in Japan they probably would have kept you around because of cultural differences in the work field, but it seems like I heard recently that their culture may also be evolving or at least they evolved temporarily for the rough economic times. [/QUOTE]

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