<human>: Hey Reddit! I'm a recent graduate and have been having troubles finding a job. I've even widened my search outside my home state and sent around 40 or so resumes for jobs from admin support to marketing but, still no luck. So in the middle of my predicament, I ran into an old co-worker and told me the company I used to work for is hiring. I thought I'd seen daylight because at this point, I just needed a job, a decent full time job. And even though this job had nothing to do with my major, it was still a full time job and it would have been more than enough to support me while I couldn't find a job in my field.

So, with haste, I sent in my resume and cover letter and waited for an interview. My co-worker told me things should be fine since I had quit voluntarily and left with good standings. I gave them a two-weeks notice and never, to my knowledge, had any quarrels with anyone. Well, a week later, they told me I wasn't eligible for re-hiring and when I asked why they told me it's because I was fired. I am very confused about this because I know for a fact that I had sent in my two-weeks notice and it was clear that I had quit on my own. I spoke to a supervisor and my manager then and we had an understanding it was voluntary (I mean one would assume because they both read my notice right in front of me).

Now this is where it got me. Their reasoning behind it is that my supervisor was already going to put the motion to fire me but then heard somehow that I was already getting ready to quit. Upon hearing about my plans, the motion was vacated and just waited for my departure instead. I never knew this until now. And clearly I'm puzzled as to how this is even possible.

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<bot>: A few years ago, I quit from a job voluntarily with a proper two weeks notice but today they are saying I was fired. Reason being, they were already gonna fire me anyway, but never found out about it until now.