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Chinese professionals, including tech experts, are increasingly leaving China to escape political oppression, bleak economic prospects, and grueling work cultures. Many of them cite reasons such as the elimination of term limits for President Xi Jinping and the strict pandemic restrictions as catalysts for their decision. Surprisingly, most of these individuals are choosing to relocate to countries other than the United States, citing complicated visa processes and unpredictable immigration policies as deterrents.

According to a survey by recruitment company Robert Walters South Africa, 62% of professionals, particularly those working in the administrative sector, were “rage-applying” in search of new jobs due to frustrations at work.

People of the “Buzzfeed Community” are sharing their stories of how they were laid off from a job in the worst way possible and here’s what they had to say.

Weiwei Chen’s profile on The Conversation

Listen, we don't accept bad treatment, disrespect, bad bosses, toxic work cultures. so i think it's great that beyond the work that she does, by how she conducts herself even in an hr situation like this, she's teaching us lessons. >> yeah. and of course, see, now i'm seeing viola davis on camera at a chalkboard, going, how to get away with tenure. hayes, one more thing. you do this to me, jenny, i get these puns in my head and i have to suppress it while you're saying something important. we might have to talk to you about your future on the saturday night panel. hayes, before i have to let a...