Termination Quotes

“It’s not the people you fire who make your life miserable. It’s the people you don’t.”
― Dick Grote, Discipline Without Punishment: The Proven Strategy That Turns Problem Employees into Superior Performers

“When the noise is gone, and
the air is still . . .
prepare for survival.”
― John-Talmage Mathis, For the (soon) unemployed: You Against Them

“To blithely discard the spent kernels of something that has ended is to discard the very resources that have painstakingly been harvested from that ending from which a spirited new beginning will be cultivated.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough, An Autumn's Journey: Deep Growth in the Grief and Loss of Life's Seasons

“كما أن الحرب لا تبدأ عند بدايتها إنما قبل ذلك بكثير ، فإن الحرب لا تنتهي عند نهايتها إنما بعد ذل بكثير أيضا”
― أنيس منصور, في السياسة الجزء الثاني

“We have equated an end with the idea of ‘termination’ when in fact an end is the beginning of ‘germination.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The services of any employee may be terminated, but based on a “established reasonable ground” and not just any nebulous raison d’être.”
― Henrietta Newton Martin

“Maybe the truth of it all is that we’re just too fearful to give our faith enough running room to realize that this precariously thin path that led us to the end of this life is dwarfed to obscurity by the infinitely vast byway that begins immediately on the other side.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“If police officers knew that having a suspect die in their care would trigger an automatic termination of employment, I expect we would see far fewer police officers murdering their suspects.”
― Steven Magee

“The greeting advantage is temporary, when the advantages have finished the greeting will be terminated.”
― Kamaran Ihsan Salih

“There was so much incompetence at the dangerous Desoto Solar Farm that they could not even execute their illegal non-disclosure termination agreement correctly!”
― Steven Magee

“When I put the legally required OSHA signs up, I thought we were turning a corner into OSHA compliance at the dangerous Desoto Solar Farm. I had no idea that it was the start of my termination!”
― Steven Magee

“It was clear to me after reading OSHA supplied company documents that the dangerous Desoto Solar Farm had been in the process of terminating me weeks before the termination actually occurred.”
― Steven Magee

“I suspect the poor customer service at the budget airlines would be grounds for termination at the larger airlines.”
― Steven Magee

“Earlier this morning,' Bukka told him, 'I entertained our great and wise sage, Vidyasagar, the Ocean of Knowledge, and I suggested to him that his masterwork-in-progress, his inquiry into the Sixteen Systems of Philosophy, was reportedly of a brilliance so extraordinary that it would be a tragedy if it ended up incomplete, unfinished, because of the distractions of his work at court. I also took the liberty to mention that astrology was not my personal cup of tea, so that the daily morning horoscope readings demanded by my brother would no longer be required. I must say that on the whole he took it very well. He is a man of infinite grace, and when he let out a single wordless ejaculation—a 'ha!' so loud that it frightened the horses in the stables—I understood this to be part of his transcendent spiritual practice, a controlled exhalation from his body in which he expelled all that was now redundant. A letting-go. After that he took his leave and I believe he has retreated into his original cave of so long ago, near the perimeter of the Mandana complex, to begin a ninety-one-day program of meditation and soul renewal. I know that we will all be grateful for the fruits of this disciplined activity and for the rebirth of his spirit in an even more bountiful incarnation. He is the greatest of us all.'

'You fired him,' Haleya Kote dared to summarize.”
― Salman Rushdie, Victory City

“Even though we are all likely to view an ending as the conclusion of the situation it terminates, it is also the initiation of a process. We have it backward. Endings are the first, not the last, act of the play.”
― William Bridges, Transitions. Making Sense Of Life's Changes