I actually decided to do 2 because I like the first one a this is something else I experienced. I’m going to try to make this post shorter than the other one. I just recently lost my job at the salon due to what they say was unprofessionalism they never gave me exact examples or exact things that I supposedly have done to be considered unprofessional matter fact, 48 hours before I was fired I was told to collage my work And make a bio for my profile for the website, so what I could’ve done in 48 hours to be considered unprofessional and be fired is beyond me. I really feel like I just didn’t meet there aesthetics at the salon. I was unapologetically me at all times I gained clientele. I learned a lot, and I also gain friendships. I became close to one of the owners, which was three sisters and she openly let me know and I quote “ we really weren’t gonna hire you because of something you said in your interview“ so of course I asked but what did I say in my interview that rubbed you guys the wrong way she replies “the fact that you said you’re very outspoken and you speak your mind at all times“ now that time I felt as if they were looking for yes ma’am people and I should’ve walked away right then, but I didn’t. This was my first time in the salon. I wanted to experience and I actually liked it at first during that time. I was encouraged to go get my Braden license and shampoo license so I use my own income to do so I was told to make a list of products that I will need because they were going to open my services beyond Nails and I could do hair if I’m so unprofessional I don’t understand why they wanted me to do all of these things. Instead of keeping their word, they found many ways to make me uncomfortable, well they started to find ways to make me uncomfortable. And I won’t just say all of them. I just say one sister in particular because he has the salon was ran by three sisters. I love that too by the way, because I could learn a lot from them and bringing generational wealth to my own family with ideas that I have for the beauty industry. Is that to a point where I got really close with two coworkers and we were having a conversation about things that were falling apart for all of us at the salon. Well, these were over her and things were said in a week after this conversation, I was fired due to being inconsiderate unprofessional, funny right I just really feel like I was unapologetically me, and because I spoke up on things that I didn’t like that was going on in their business. As far as I was concerned, I wasn’t the ideal employee. They didn’t want to be challenged, but I was only challenging with them about things that they promised me not how they were in a business not how they ran their employees. The things they promise me as a nail technician as a braider, as a natural hair specialist. Remind you guys I stopped doing hair long ago. It’s not something that I really do on a regular, but I will and I did this because of the area that I was in I knew that I could probably make a killing due to the salon being in a predominantly white neighborhood where there are lots of biracial children I could’ve definitely ran up a bag, and this was encouraged by my bosses. And the seven months that I was there I made these people close to $10,000 which might not seem a lot to people in the nail world but when you don’t touch a pinch of that in earnings, that a big problem. I spent seven months with this line and I chose to put a pause on my entrepreneur world which caused all my products to dry out and be gross. So now I have to start all over from the bottom now I only get back into a different salon where I could be on my own, but also having to replace all my products and everything that I was using at the salon they provided I now need on my own. Which is completely okay with me, because I rather start over from the bottom, be a better me an come out even better vs, sticking around where my presence causes discomfort and distraction, because this light will NEVER be dimmed …