Now this is exactly what it looks like to go out with a bang.
On Saturday, writer Marina Shifrin uploaded an epic video onto YouTube with one simple message for her boss: she quits.
Shifrin, 25, previously worked at Next Media Animation, a Taiwanese animator. In the video, she dances around her office at odd hours of the night while describing exactly why she needs to leave her job.
"For almost two years I've sacrificed my relationships, time and energy for this job," she explains. "And my boss only cares about quantity and how many views each video gets. So I figured I'd make ONE video of my own."
In a Skype chat with The Huffington Post, Shifrin wrote that the Taiwanese work environment is very different from the American work environment. She got no lunch break and her boss was constantly changing her schedule and responsibilities. After her managers failed to help her, she decided to make the video.
see the video here-- http://www.huffingtonpost.com/quit-your-job-kayne-dance
"I understood that it was a risk, but I never named the company or my boss and I mean, have you seen my dancing? How can anyone take that seriously," she said.
Shifrin said her first move is to come back to The United States. After that, she plans on looking for jobs at companies that value creativity and their employees.
Hats off to you Shifrin, way to win the Internet.
(h/t Gawker)
On Saturday, writer Marina Shifrin uploaded an epic video onto YouTube with one simple message for her boss: she quits.
Shifrin, 25, previously worked at Next Media Animation, a Taiwanese animator. In the video, she dances around her office at odd hours of the night while describing exactly why she needs to leave her job.
"For almost two years I've sacrificed my relationships, time and energy for this job," she explains. "And my boss only cares about quantity and how many views each video gets. So I figured I'd make ONE video of my own."
In a Skype chat with The Huffington Post, Shifrin wrote that the Taiwanese work environment is very different from the American work environment. She got no lunch break and her boss was constantly changing her schedule and responsibilities. After her managers failed to help her, she decided to make the video.
see the video here-- http://www.huffingtonpost.com/quit-your-job-kayne-dance
"I understood that it was a risk, but I never named the company or my boss and I mean, have you seen my dancing? How can anyone take that seriously," she said.
Shifrin said her first move is to come back to The United States. After that, she plans on looking for jobs at companies that value creativity and their employees.
Hats off to you Shifrin, way to win the Internet.
(h/t Gawker)
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