It's never the end of the world if one has marketable skills and know how to sell oneself. As others have pointed out, there's also the "one door closed and another opens" philosophy,which I have always found to be true. So much of corporate life is perspective. As a Gen X'er, work is now purely transactional. I expect no allegiance or loyalty--and while I can make a show of it when needed--don't feel anything about work beyond it being a very useful means to end.

It's never the end of the world if one has marketable skills and know how to sell oneself. As others have pointed out, there's also the "one door closed and another opens" philosophy,which I have always found to be true. So much of corporate life is perspective. As a Gen X'er, work is now purely transactional. I expect no allegiance or loyalty--and while I can make a show of it when needed--don't feel anything about work beyond it being a very useful means to end.

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