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We need more information. It is possible OP stated he was against the strategy and did not do his best to work through the situation. Sorry OP but if a strategy isn't the best and you disagree, if you do not commit to doing your best, even if you are right you will be seen as the problem for not being more helpful to their strategy. Again, this may not be the case and we still would need more information, but this is just some food for thought.
Now you can find a better job. You are free from your dipstick ex boss too!
Just do what Nick, Kurt, and Dale did and kill that asshole!
That company didn't deserve yuh...
If you felt the strategy was wrong, you had three years to get out. Isn't it hard to put your best effort into something you think will fail? Also, I'm not saying it was right, but your boss has had three years of you nagging. You should have got yourself out instead of waiting for the crash. Good luck for the future
Deja vu.. I feel you OP
You should have spent part of those three years collecting evidence - perhaps getting stuff on file that attempts to mitigate your boss's clusterfuck without undermining him.
That sucks OP :(.
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Good riddance. Find a company that appreciates your input. Also, maybe try telling the upper management of the company next time. Good luck!
What a douchebag