I got laid off.
Вставка
- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- I got laid off.
Along with the rest of +70000 people in the tech industry.
I’m excited to share my journey and put it out there so that others can follow along with it to be encouraged and know they are not alone in this journey!
I work in finance and over my 25 year career it has happened a lot. You’ll be okay and always be looking for other sources of income outside of a job. Also keep interviewing to keep the skill sharp and always move at least every two years for better pay and seniority. Don’t stay loyal as it’s a false sense of security.
Yeah I agree that a sense of security can also be just another word for laziness
thats so sad you had to work for 25 years
@@juanshaftpatel7488 No, that's not sad..that makes him a winner.
@@GSP-76 a 25 year career as a slave is a winner?
@@juanshaftpatel7488 lol, the level of stupidity in your statement is quite telling, you just outed yourself. Tell us how you support yourself because you couldn't possibly be a "slave" who actually has to work to support himself.
I got layed off this time last year and I was devastated, it was my first big girl job. I felt like it was the end of the world, and ended up having a string of horrible luck in the beginning of 2022 on top of losing my job. I fell into a deep depression, and isolated myself for months on end. But looking back it was the BEST thing that could have ever happened to me. I had to lean on God and he ended up blessing the rest of my year beyond what I could of imagined. i’m now at an amazing job with great benefits + remote. rejection is genuinely redirection, and there is a plan. I would of never left my job if god didn’t push me out of it. hand in there💓
Wow thank you so so much for sharing this.. honestly the day I heard that I was laid off, I thought to myself, “oookay time to get closer to God”. I’m so glad to hear that your life has blossomed and flourished more than you could imagine! So thankful. exactly, I would simply have kept my mediocre job role I wasn’t too sure I liked
@@SiaPark_ In these low moments is where you find God. He is near you. Psalms 34:18 and James 4:8
I remember my first lay-off.. it was sad but it forced me to get another job which ended up being my long-time career. sometimes these layoffs end up being a blessing in disguise. 👌👌
and sometimes they end up ruining your life forever, you never know which it is.
Don't get too comfortable. The only way to mitigate a lay off is to start your own company. Your relationship with a company is only a business one.
I’ve been laid off 3 times before 27! And I paid my college degree without any parental help. You’ll be okay! Accept your time away from work, and learn to enjoy it! It’s hard not to take it personal or question your value, but don’t do that! Build up your self esteem and realize how many great places there are to work- because there are a lot! So sorry for your loss. You deserve to feel everything you may be feeling! You’ll come out on top of this! 😊👍
What industry Amber? I was laid off in 2008 and still haven't fully gotten over it.
I was notified yesterday (along with nearly 200 people) that my role was being eliminated. It was the worst of how they did it. I truly understand how you feel. May many more doors open for all of us to this one which has closed.
Congratulations on your new beginning! Embrace and celebrate your layoff as a new opportunity
I just got laid off today from a tech company. I am devastated. The company promised no more layoffs and I got pulled into a meeting this morning and was told “this has nothing to do with performance”. The person I trained and onboarded stayed. I can’t make sense of any of it.
I’m so so sorry to hear that.. I hope you’ll be able to take some time for yourself and take some rest before grinding into the job hunt
I am sorry but you will learn along the way that companies are companies and the bottom line is profits (especially for MNE).
They may promise something and change their mind later.
You got blindsided, you trained your replacement basically.
@@zohramartini9425 you’re right. It’s a tough lesson. But, I learned from this.
I wonder if it is because your salary is too high so they rather keep the rookie than keeping you.
I got layed off last year too. And shout out to everyone who has just run into circumstances like me, we are going to be fine. Just slow down, take this time as a time for mental recover sis. Lots of love and hugs ♥
I’ve been unemployed for two years now since the beginning of the pandemic but have really enjoyed it! Worked on the self, just made me better. And now, I have just landed a job! Hang in there, things will get better!
I’m so happy for you! best of luck!
@@SiaPark_ Thank you! Best of luck to you too! It’ll get better!
Congrats !
Don't take it personal when a manager tells you that you are laid off because they have NO say in who on their team gets laid off. I'm older than you, I was laid off in 2009 (Google sub-prime loans layoffs). We were told that our jobs were being outsourced overseas and we had a whole month before the actual layoff happened (Bank of America). I've seen many people get laid off since 2009. It's comes from the CEO then the Directors pretty much know which departments are going to be laid off but it's not personal so don't cry dear. The managers many times end up being laid off too (like mine did). They just have no say, they are just given marching orders from the Directors of their departments (and their leadership etc). You are young, but you'll see how it works as you get more experience in the workforce. Yes, it sucks to be laid off but being laid off has nothing to do with job performance and personality (for example). It's all about cutting revenue so the company can stay afloat.
Yea It really makes sense but it’s so hard when reality hits us like that. I’m so grateful for you to share your own experience thanks!
This is the most smart comment about these layoffs I've read. Really wholesome!
And sometimes, there are so many USELESS, overpaid directors that are nothing without their direct reports. Yet, they still get to keep their jobs??
Don’t feel bad and keep going!
I have a question though. I know it may not be personal but how do they pick who to layoff? Do they just write everyone's name on a piece of paper and toss them all in a bucket and then randomly pick the names? 😂
I was laid off from Waymo this past Monday, and I am surprised I missed subtle symptoms of impending doom, now I feel grateful for opportunity given and hopefully I will be able to find a similar position in the future.
If you were surprised, then you deserved it …
I retired 18 months ago. The company I retired from hired another company to do their layoffs one time, during the years I worked there - people laid off learned it from someone not even employed by our company. One time I was called into a meeting. First thing my boss said is "if you are in this room, you still have a job" So we all looked around and realized which of our co-workers weren't in the room. It wasn't unusual for our group to meet in split groups so not everyone being there at the start wasn't odd to us. So glad I made it to retirement. 41 years. I will probably never step foot in that place again.
I was let go after many years. As you move forward young woman, just remember, Work is Work. In the end, there are no emotional ties. Go through the stages of grief: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and finally Acceptance. Take care of yourself. Remember, although it’s crappy, you get a new lease on life!!!!!
and one year later, I got laid off too from tech industry and here I found this video =D
Hope you are doing great, my answer for this is: there is nothing else to do besides to accept it and move on!
I just got laid off yesterday. 12 years for the company in mid level IT position. No severance, medical ends the end of the month. And I am dealing with some health issues to boot. They told me you qualify for unemployment. God help us all.
People need to experience loses early on in life that way and hopefully a person develops needed skills to adjust and move on. As a professor told our class, “the real world is hard and cruel, in here you are being taught and looked out for. Don’t follow everyone and be comfortable.”
As a older worker their behaviour has been very disappointing. I really thought that tech companies thought more of their employees than this and not just quickly toss them out with little or no notice like yesterday's trash. Yes, I know that there has been a significant downturn in business and yada yada yada but again, I would have thought that in this day and age, things were going to be handled better than that. If this is your first time getting laid off, that is difficult, I don't care who you are - that level of rejection is harsh but you will get through it. It does help in a way that you were not the only one and everyone seems to have received the same treatment but again, really really terrible behaviour from the company in question. When you become a business owner or manager, try to remember this feeling and try to do better if you are faced with the same situation with having to let people go. Best of luck and try not to take it too hard.
Yeah you’re so right. I will def keep that in mind as I journey on
I have been laid off a time or two in my 20 plus year career. You always have to be in the mindset you can let go at any time. Most of the time never take it personal it stings but keep chucking and do not sit and wallow. It happens to the best of us but it is not the end of the world. Life goes on and you will find something if you want.
Layoffs is unavoidable unless you run your own business. Always try to save up whenever you can as most often layoffs happen when you least expected. I seen people getting into the panic mode soon as they get let go as they did not save up much vs people with savings spend more quality time with family before looking for the new opportunity.
It sucks when the timing isn't of your choosing, but moving often can be great for career growth. Good luck 👍
Thank you so much. Yep I think growth definitely == hardship.
Maybe I’m just getting old, when did generations of people get brainwashed into thinking they would work 10 years for a company before moving on. Best advice I give to the younger generation is to build your skill sets at your current workplace so that you can find better opportunities when the time comes. Worst case scenario is that you get promoted to a higher position so they can keep you onboard. Sitting on your ass thinking the paychecks will keep coming in is just lazy.
There was a time, when a person could work for a company for 20-30 years, retire and receive a pension. The idea of jumping from company to company is a new phenomenon.
I was laid off in the summer of 2021 and was hired in early fall of 2021 right before the massive wave of tech lay offs. I got really lucky.
Hope y’all get back on the saddle and find satisfying work soon enough!
The way this world is set up by a power beyond us mere mortals, is that either you work to free yourself or you work to enslave yourself. Sometimes or at times, you don’t know when you get freed or enslave by yourself when you’re working. But with experience and time, you start recognising patterns of these two possible outcomes.
You have to choose carefully then.
Fail to realise this and you are in for a world of agony, pain and regret.
Most people get laid off at least once in their career (as that happened to me in my previous job). The thing is that you have a chance to join another company. When I look back to all the companies I have ever worked with, the current one is always better than the last. Stay strong and believe in yourself.
Do the same work but as self employed. Self employed never get fired. Self employed work on their own terms, conditions.
The vocabulary a company uses to explain why the layoff can vary, but fundamentally similar meaning. They may say ‘Your position has been eliminated.’ or ‘Your service is no longer needed.’ The bottom line is it means you become ‘dispensable or replaceable’ under whatever the company business situation that causes it. Therefore a recommended approach is to take this not personal, hold no grudge, and focus on moving forward, so that you won’t look disgruntled in the upcoming interviews. Also have a realistic outlook for the future employers. It’s not like they will necessarily be any different in handling business crisis than the one you departed from. Above all, stay strong and be hopeful. Your good life is still ahead.
As having been laidoff in early December i know first hand it sucks. Specially more so if you are primary breadwinner. All these toxic positivity is bs and useless and you need to simply need to feel normal and be morally supported and pushed to look for another job. You can't simply hope for the best. You need to make a routine. And yeah you will find who your true friends are in how they treat you when you are jobless.
I’m so sorry to hear that. It must have been hard. Yeah, I think I’m feeling loose at times even though I know the harsh reality. I’ve been actually making a routine video for the next upload.
Thanks for your words
@bytes of me yeah it was hard because most of December i couldn't do anything as hiring was very slow at the time. But i just got an offer today.
Its sad. But I believe that companies are trying to save themselves from AI and want to save money.
yeap. exactly. i mean look at google 12k?!? thats insane
A lot of tech companies have investment funds over their heads and those count $ only and order them to lay off. Even Google got an email from fund stating that they should lay off 3 x of what they let go. It's purely business and money, but how those companies handled is a different story.
If AI is here here, it will basically replace everyone , including the managers who did the firings. It won’t stop at coders. 2¢
No, it i s NOT sad !!!
@@SiaPark_ Define “insane” !!! Laying off 12K seems pretty to sane to the millions of people who don’t work for Google.
DON’T WORRY, THEY MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE
Right, time to trim the fat and fire these leeches.
@@xmuta Hell Yeah !!!
@@LeadingIndicator - If you seen that Nicole Tsai video, you’ll see they do no work at all and only eat, drink, and get massages at the company’s expense. They need to fire more, much more.
get up again. been through three major layoffs in my 25yr engineering career, two i survived (but second on on 20% cut in salary with more responsibility) and left on my terms, the third I took a package and started similar position at another company. one door closes another opens.
Thank you god this video. I was laid off June 2022 after 22 years. I was committed and dedicated to my job. I promise you will get through this situation and come out better on the other side. You need to take care of yourself and start applying. Always remember stay ready so you don’t have to get ready. Best wishes…
That's what happens when you are a robot for all those years
With that amazing attitude and strong stand, you will be very successful in the future.
awww this means a lot to me!!
It's because of the interest rate. Most of these companies were over leveraged and bloated during low interest rate, but now the FED has increased the interest rate to fight inflation by killing demand, if most people are unemployed they won't have money to buy things anymore, so inflation will come down, hence the layoff. Companies can't have cheap loans anymore.
You ALREADY got the right mindset. Like you said, whats done is done, there is no point in to ask why this, why that. Every obstacle is an opportunity.
Now, Invest in yourself, care for yourself, like Socrates once said: My friend, care for your psyche, know thyself, for once we know ourselves, we may learn how to care for ourselves.
Use this negative feelings as a fuel. In our relentless pursuit of happiness, it's easy to put aside or even erase negative emotions. But the truth is that unpleasant feelings are not only inevitable, they can also play a key role in health and well-being.
The ancient Greeks had a saying: νοῦς ὑγιής ἐν σώματι ὑγιεῖ - a healthy mind in a healthy body.
Use the free time you have to invest in yourself, and don't overthink, trust your gut and just do it.
We would be happy to accompany/follow you on your journey.
Thank you so much for your insight. Your words actually really act as a base from what I started thinking about!!! Yep. I really think it also comes down to how I take care about myself
Throughout my 27 years working, I've been laid off 5 times. It's ok you will find another job.
god...i dont know how many times i got laid off or fired myself..and each time i left a job the next one turned out ot be better..i was in investment banking..wasnt all hunky dori ...i had several one year breaks ,,but it works out..as long as you keep on looking
Go to Austin, I have head hunters contact me DAILY from austin begging me to move, offering housing, flights for interview etc... They need tech people down there bad.
Yea being laid off is though. Not being able to find a job after months of search is even tougher. I've been there. But in grand scope of things being laid off is not a big deal. If you have good skills and knowledge to be able to contribute, I am sure you can find opportunities. Bigger troubles are coming in next two decades than just being laid off, and it will be good to be prepared.
You are totally right. I think this is just a taste of everything to come in the future, whether thats career-related or not. Will keep that in mind!
Really sorry you get layoff I got layoff just as covid started and the feeling is always not good. There is no way a company sugar coat a layoff. They keep it short cuz for the person that need to get the job done is also not easy. And in massive layoff is not about you they just pick from a list and look at the numbers. How to get the cost down who have the higher salary and if he or she is indispensable. Sometimes the decision could be I can fire this guy that is good but have ha higher salary or lay off two guys with less experience and lower salaries. So don't take it personal. Keep your chin up and I am sure you will land in a better job.
Great ending!! You made it funny and pretty soon you will be laughing out loud too. Onward and upward!!
Hehheheh thanks! yes!! onward🤞
@@SiaPark_ and upward 💯💪💚
Not unusual to work in a field that has nothing to do with your degree. I recommend a career change, you'll learn so much and meet people that you'd never get a chance to had you stayed in your little circle.
I just got laid off recently like last month and still looking for a job. Getting frustrated here but I try and stay afloat. Don't worry you'll find a job. Good luck to us.
I'm so sorry this happened to you. But don't give up hope in finding something else ok. I'm currently interviewing for a new position myself, and I have learned that you but don't put all your hope in a company, or a job, or people. Put your hope in the real sustainer, and that is God. People will always disappoint.
I got laid off two weeks ago too. Right after I came back from my 3 weeks vacation. 4 years I have been working in the company as an admin. but it was struggling to pay the employees. No benefits. For those two weeks, I spent most of my time applying jobs online and did few interviews. Just back and forth. Still none give me a call back or emal response. May God help us all. 🙏🏻
so sorry to hear that! I hope all things go well
@@SiaPark_ Thank you!🙏🏻
Sad to hear this. Companies are readjusting themselves in response to the current or future economy prediction. Tech industry is still promising, they will hire again once the economic situation gets better.
I hope that’ll happen in a couple of months🤞
I also got laid off recently. The timing cannot be more bad since most of my money are tied to investments so I'm not liquid. But I'm definitely using this time to focus more on trading (forex, crypto, stocks, etc) to prove to myself that I can work for myself. I'm also invested in Vulcan Blockchain so hopefully this year won't be so bad.
Welcome to the club!
Apparently you haven't been in tech until you've been laid off, we'll make it though
As a tech worker for 30+ years, I've been laid off countless times. Most of the time you can see it coming, like the product you're working on isn't selling well, and you know layoffs are coming soon and you have time to prepare. Sometimes you can't see it coming and it's sudden and you have no time to prepare, like covid.
Every couple of months during my entire career, I spend an hour or so and look at where I am financially and how many months I can afford to survive if I got laid off tomorrow. I look at savings, unemployment, assistance programs such as SNAP, housing or heating assistance, etc., lines of credit, 401k balances I can raid, help from family.... I detail what I'd do, and I see what the number is. Usually the number is at least 12 months. That gives me a sense of calm to know that I'm okay if I get laid off.
And when I do get laid off, I take a month to get myself back on track. Do the financial stuff first, like apply for unemployment, then take it easy. Don't stress. Rest, Plan and take a weekend vacation somewhere very cheap - just to get some rest without thinking about the world - exercise, plan my new daily activities, get resumes updated, update linked in accounts, and get ready for month 2, where I get back out there.
@@brooksfire9580 that's good advice, had my first layoff recently and learned a lot from it. In hindsight I should of noticed we were getting no sales and running trough vc money like crazy lol
wow. thats a true statement right there. I guess I’ve entered the tech realm now
What you are experiencing is a normal physiological response from a sane person. You’ll get over it the only thing you can do is to keep trying.
I also got put into group that will be laid off next month. First time being laid off in my life. Scary but also know it was nothing I did. Just company trying to survive. Hope I find something soon but to be honest don't have lot of high hopes. See how it goes. Do me a favor. If you are interviewer don't ask leetcode. What a stupid waste and barrier for people who just want to program and build software and who hate studying...
I'm so sorry that you and so many of your colleagues were laid off recently. Same thing happened to me when I was in my thirties. Don't let it get you down. You and your colleagues have skills. It's just a matter of time until something comes along. In the meantime, you have time to reflect and figure out what you really want to do. That can be a gift. As a manager now, I am particularly impressed with applicants who have faced challenges in their lives and overcome them. I know for myself, I am a better person for what I went through.
dam that sucks
I'm sorry this happened to you, sending much 💕. On another note, you are gorgeous! Would love to see a skincare routine video :)
Thank you! Will definitely have that coming up in the future!
Sometimes being laid-off is the best thing that can happen to you...after all it's just a job. And it shows you that you don't need to worry about being loyal to a company these days because they won't be loyal to you. Plenty of jobs in tech out there though and it isn't a profession that will go away anytime soon. You'll look back a few years from now and realize how trivial all of this was in the grand scheme of your life.
Your transparency was appreciated. Please know that you still have all the great skills and talents which will make you attractive to your next employer. Try to enjoy the short period between jobs by viewing it as an a mini staycation. When it is time to get back to the grind you will miss having the free time.
Any update with your career? Btw you are super georgous! Cheers from Missouri
All of these laid offs videos are trending. I do feel bad. I think these laid offs will make people stronger and they will learn ways to make money outside of office jobs.
I was in the same boat too.
Well folks, let me tell you, if you're looking for job security, may I suggest a career in toilet cleaning. Because let's be honest, who doesn't need their toilets cleaned? It's a recession-proof job, and you'll never have to worry about getting laid off!
I mean, just think about it, you'll never have to worry about automation replacing you. Unless, of course, they invent a robot that can hold a mop and a bucket. And even then, you'll still have job security because someone will still have to program and maintain that robot.
So, if you want to be the captain of your own ship, with a steady job and a steady stream of, um, interesting experiences, then become a toilet cleaner. Because, as the saying goes, "when life gives you lemons, make lemon-scented cleaning solution."you should work at a low paying job. You will never get laid off. Why, I have been working for this engineering job mainly cleaning toilets and such. Never been fired since 13 years.
From HR's view they don't want to talk to each individual as word would spread and those employee that may think they are getting laid off to destroy/steal company information.
That Sucks. Remember one door closes, another one opens! 👍
Yes! Looking forward to seeing which door will open up:)
Count your blessings that you had the opportunity to work in a prestige job and got experience.
Crisis 😢 = Opportunity ✅
Don't get too attached to your work. You are always replaceable. Focus on looking after yourself
Happy for you
I resigned too !
After Graduation I was fully energetic and enthusiast about the SE
but just after couple of years I understood that this job isn't for me (it's a short term career and full of Toxic Corporate people) and most people learning stop at 30.
let's say you have earned till 35-40 then what not everyone will get the chance to become Manager or shift into Management side.
It's a risky job with no security there are new technology coming every 2 months.
this just happen to me I was in assembly position and i have been working for them for about 8 months and i got laid off for no reason all they say i was terminated of my position
The brutal reality is that this is all in the name of corporate profits. At the end of the day, it’s about $$$. The era of easy money is over (party’s over) and companies are cutting costs to pump up profits. Don’t take it personally and don’t get down on yourself. Of course, it’s ok to feel horrible and depressed in the immediate term but don’t let it linger. Get back on your feet, try to be positive, network and take action. Use this time to take care of yourself and maybe learn new skills. Hang out with friends (don’t isolate yourself) and this too shall pass. Before you know it, you’re working again and wish you have more time to just chill lol.
Being laid off every few years is a blessing in disguise. 2-3 months of break until finding another job. Be lazy and do nothing.
Sorry I know it sucks being laid off. I just got laid off from Meta through email after a WSJ leak. crazy part is zuk told us live that we weren't getting laid off.
I'm currently working with A.I and one day it will replace me. Soon or later I'll be out of job also.
Just want to say I’m sorry this happened to you. You’re beautiful and it will be ok 🖤
They don't need to have a reason to fire you or lay you off, Hope that makes you feel better 🙏🏾
BUT THE REASON IS OBVIOUS …
The employer has an advantageous position, You have to educate yourself on the rules and the rights of society In general
@@YoungFlav1 TOTAL BULLSHIT : The employee has the advantage because he or she can leave anytime, and the owner has to stay.
Forget it, let it go, and move on my friend. something more exciting waiting for you, be strong & be the change you want to be 👍
Companies don't care for their employees. You are a resource. There's legit a whole department designed to manage those resources.
Companies want to have people to do the work with things are going good, but want to sever that relationship as soon as things aren't going so well.
You are not safe as an employee. There is no such thing as corporate loyalty. There is not security as an employee, only liability. Don't limit yourself to one employer.
Layoffs suck...almost always, they feel unnecessary or preventable...but like others say, especially with tech, you'll probably be just fine. Good luck to you!
If is not performance then is impact, not necessarily yours personally but the whole maybe product department or area you were working for.
I relate 100% when you said you are excited for another opportunities out there because you couldn't find yourself to quit if this didn't happened. In my case, I wasn't happy with my previous workplace, the management sucks, they paid us way past when they supposed to, and I wasn't paid accordingly to the position I was in. I couldn't bare myself to quit and so I waited until there is a new job offer, but suddenly they laid me off when I took my annual leave, and I was shocked they made the decision. They were "downsizing" I supposed, but mainly they exploited the workers there. At first I was speechless, but eventually I redo my resume and hope that there will be a company that is willing to hire me. I am looking forward to what's next in my career journey. 😀
"You can take a picture of something you see / in the future, where will I be?"
Great video! You will definitely bounce back from this setback!
Have you ever thought of getting into web3 tech if you haven't already? Not sayin the same things won't happen, but it's fairly new and if you find a solid project I'm sure they'll need tech workers for a while to finish said project.
I got laid off too from Microsoft. 😢 made a similar video
so sorry to hear that!!! i hope we both get some good news soon
@@SiaPark_ me too!wish you the best of luck
It's hard. Sometimes they don't tell the truth because some legal person is advising them.
But understand your value is not determined at this point - your future will determined by the greatness you give to the world.
Also, let me know if anything I can do to help.
This is why a freelance life is better. Got fired by one client, I have 5 more!
Last week over 100 people got laid off with some lucrative severance packages. Shit. I wish I was laid off, I have several places that would hire me. Severance and sign on bonus would be awesome. Also, they are having us work OT to cover for the people laid off. Lol makes no sense.
Wishing you the best. This happened to me a couple months ago too and it's not a great feeling.
You will be ok, the grass is always greener on the other side :)
Congrats, 25,000 views! You caught lightning in a bottle in a small way. Don't waste it.
Keep your head up, happens to the best of us :). It just means you have the potential to find an even better job going forward!
Good luck and keep us updated. Crazy times! Aja Aja!
Don't worry, you will find another job soon. You are young and pretty.
Appreciate that. Hopefully that’ll come tru soon
Stay Positive Stay Focus, and Push Forward! When one door close another door opens. Your Future Looks Bright and Prosperous. Stay Blessed.
Thank you so so muchh
Everything happens for good reason keep going with positivity in life
yes. I also think positivity is key🔑
I wish you the best of luck going forward!
4:13 “each company should take care of their employees…” YOU ARE DREAMING. Companies take care of profits, it has no obligation to take care of you.
What is the severance package?? How long does your health insurance last?? 😧😧😧😧😧
No worries , I hope you will recover soon! and 😃😃You will be in my video. :D I know it is sad and depressing!
Stay strong. I’m having a hard time as well. In Chicago
Don't stress about it it'll be okay there's a ton of work out there still
unless you have a union job you always get laid off or fired for whatever reason. Work for yourself if don't like being laid off. No company is loyal.
Hang in there! It’s just a bump on the road.
She have a white boyfriend to support.
Any suggestions for a recent graduate who's looking for SDE? Thank you.
Don’t worry Biden and CNN said the economy is excellent….Job market is HOT right now. You can always get a Barista job at Starbucks. McDs is hiring too.
It is about performance if have exceptional performance or been there for a long time u are out..if u were super talented they def keep u. Also there’s no way they would pick u over someone who has been there for 10yrs .so these r the two factors
Can you zoom out so I can understand what's going on with your hands? I'm really confused. Oh, and hope you find a new job