<human>: So this did in fact happen today. I work for a small company of about 30 people. There has been a lot of turnover in our sales department. In a year at least 10 people were hired and either quit or were let go. Only 1 person in sales has been there longer than me (remote worker) along with one guy who was hired the same day as me we'll call Bob. Yesterday at 5:30 the CEO remarked how quiet it is back in the sales area and how no one will bother me back here.

This morning I went into work and I realized it was my anniversary with the company. I walked into my CEOs office to tell him about my anniversary. He congratulated me saying he's glad I've survived my first year. Then he started talking about how tough it is to find good salespeople. He started saying he's making some more hires and he hopes they work out, blah, blah. 

He seemed pretty down so I said "it is hard to find great people but I think we'll do okay" Then I said "and it's not all bad it's Bob's anniversary too, so at least he'll be here a while" He was acting strangely. So I said "I think he's doing a great job, a he puts in a lot of effort too. I'm glad he made it with me to a year. etc."

I left his office sat down in my cube and at 3:00 I get a LinkedIn message from Bob reading.

"Sorry I didn't get a chance to say farewell yesterday. Anyway, you know I'm not employed there now- it was an amicable parting. _____ is a great company and you're with a great team there.

Don't be a stranger. I'll let you know where I end up next."

And it clicks. The comment about how quiet it was in sales. The odd expression on his face when I talked to him. Bob got fired yesterday.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Praised my coworker for being a great employee and a hard worker not knowing he had been fired the day before.