When we hear the word “Dismissal,” there is almost always an association with injustice, a desire to feel sorry for the poor guy and scold the employer. Is this always the case? Dismissal is either inspiration when you yourself found a more interesting job, or tragedy and confusion when you are fired and you feel spat upon, and even in anticipation of endless interviews, with material and moral costs. In any case, dismissal is two sides of the process, each of which has its own truth. It's funny when two participants in the same event tell you their version...