<prompt> Human: I quit my job two weeks ago on very bad terms. The company worked their finances around to deny all of the employees their annual bonus essentially saying it was our fault for going over budget. This could not be further from the truth, and I have other documented examples of the unethical behavior of leadership at this firm.I am taking time off to train for the upcoming Olympics full time, as I was previously working and training at the same time, and was considering leaving anyhow. I have burned all bridges at my previous employer. How should I go about dealing with the consequences in future interviews or applications for grad school down the line. Thanks.  <response>: Why did you leave your last employer? At the time I felt I couldnt perform to the level required at both work and for my olympic training so I decided to put my career on hold temporarily while I devoted myself full-time to preparing for the Olympics. Avoid listing people who hate you at your previous employer as references. If they do ask for references, try to give one person who supervised you or something that you didnt piss off. Leave off everyone at that employer if you cant though and just provide different references. 