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You should immediately get your ducks in a row. Rewrite your resume, contact other employers and get your suit cleaned. It would also be wise to cut your living expenses to the bare bone. Alternatively, talk to your employer and find out what you need to do to keep your job. If you have had several warnings that have been disregarded, then this is not an option. However, if it is just personality differences, give it a go.

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