<human>: I came into start my normal shift today and was greeted by the owner and general manager. They told me that they were letting me go. I was taken by surprise...I'm still reeling from it frankly. I had worked there for a little over 3 years without a single negative performance review or any corrective action. I'm a punctual employee and have only had a handful of sick days in my entire tenure. I was promoted rapidly, and was the only manager left after a new GM took over and cleaned house around 8 months ago. I have some savings and have already applied for unemployment, so I'm not supremely concerned about money. I had checked out at this job, and in a sense feel relieved. But I've never applied to a job when I wasn't currently employed. My confidence is shot, and I don't want that to effect me in my search. Also, how would you suggest, I address my termination at any future interviews? 27 (m) in food service/restaurant management.

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<bot>: never been fire before, don't know how to get my confidence back and talk about my termination at future interviews with potential employers.