I'm so sorry to hear that you got laid off, I know that you probably feel so scared at the moment not knowing what lies ahead for you. I wish you the BEST!
I hope you're able to find your inner peace. I haven't lost my job, but I'm going through the toughest 2 months of my career. It dramatically affects my mental & physical wellbeing. So it appears that regardless if you're employed or not, we need to endure the tough times. Wish you all the best. Much love from Poland.
Yes, there is zero protection from losing a job in the US. Usually you will be paid a few weeks of pay, then rely on unemployment pay - which can be between 5% and 50% of your previous pay (depending on state and salary). That will last 6 months. You have to always be ready to lose a job in the US. I update a piece of paper in my house every month. It details my savings, and what my current company will give me if I get laid off tomorrow (4 weeks pay). I use this to write a date of when I would absolutely need a job again.
@@WordMadeFlesh777 On the other hand, a manager or company without staff has no worth at all. Most companys learn the hard way that paying minimum wage brings you staff with minimum effort. Suitable for flipping burgers, but most other jobs needs good staff. And even burger flipping can go wrong. Having some sort of protection like in almost any other country in the world makes people much more relaxed and in the end the company benefits from this.
That is the way it should be, if companies can not lay off people they will not hire, that is why Europe has such a limited start up scene and few big tech companies.
Learn to drive forklift. I work in tech and do a material handling. Everything is dynamic and not static. Even I have two full time jobs. I still do side hustle because the end goal, you shouldn't be dependent on any employer for paycheck.
Got laid off from my tech job. Good thing that i've had a gut feeling and started doing job interviews couple of months prior. Timed that perfectly - accepted an offer just about the same time layoff news about whole team termination rolled out.
All my friends are leaving tech after 27- 35 years …. They say it is a lonely world and the hate it … its one cause of depression in the world …outdoor jobs are healthy
Do not wait: apply for any possible job for income. Forget about "dream job". Take what is available, maintain skills at home and keep trying to get back to tech.
That is bad advice, focus on finding a job in your field for 8 hours a day, Coders code, even if they are not paid, keep training and studying and budling skills. When I was laid off, many years ago I spent 100 hours learning python, it paid off.
I was laid off from my tech job when my company was taken over. I paid pretty much all the cash I had to retrain as an SAP consultant when it paid huge rates. When you are young and laid off you can analyse the market and retrain for whatever you want.
I was never interested in working the tech industry, but I know people work in it. Unfortunately, these companies don't give a shit about you. Everybody is constantly on edge. They want you to move to be closer to their offices and come into the office 3-5 days a week as a mechanism of control. I see in another video that you got a job, and I'm happy for that. I just hate where the tech is right now.
You did not lose 2.5 years, you gained 2.5 years of experience. For any tech job, always pretend you only have six months left. What good things can you accomplish? What training can you do? How can you keep your skills relevant? Always have a few months of savings. You probably have a new job by now. I have been laid off a few times, not a big deal, it leads to better things, you don't want to be at a job where they don't need you.
YESSssss THE IRON E! mass immigration is the biggest job killer and also causing massive urban sprawl, pollution, noise, etc. There is no upside to mass immigration.
Just got laid off too. I did data analysis previously for a hospital, but left the field. Look into litigation support: very similar skillset and lawyers are always busy.
As someone who lives in a small town, it blows my mind some of the starting salaries for the jobs you had on your screen. I know the cost of living is higher in big cities but "Data scientist marketing" starts at 152K .... whoa. I always thought IT jobs paid well but damn, if you are making that much you should be able to save enough so you have a comfy nest egg while you look. if not, make that a important thing your next job.
@@dynamo3059 "I only....make 96k" to me that salary is fantastic! I know its all relative to situation, kids, morgage and all of that, but thats good money where I come from.
I was also laid off recently. Keep applying for the new jobs. Update and customize your resume for the different roles and organizations. You will easily land a job in the next few weeks.
Becca, be brave and have the courage to start a side hustle that you can grow slowly into a full time business of your own. Trust me it's worth it in the end. Persistence and determination are omnipotent.
The tech sector is very competitive, you need to constantly learn and make yourself invaluable to the team. Work life balance does not exist for the top tier - you need to add huge value everyday to ensure your position is secure.
The fact it was a voice message via email, not even a face to face meeting with staff members?!! That is f$%ked up! Usually you get 2 weeks notice of termination but told you last minute?! Did you even get paid out for your annual leave?! 😢
And some foreign immigrant fired her, not any better if some American fired her. But mass immigration is the biggest prob as why jobs are few. Sure u can pick strawberries in Salinas but the working conditions are brutal so the pay is not enough with respect to those conditions. More overpop, less jobs.
Only 19 of the 50 states require pay-outs for your unused vacation time. If you are on 'unlimited PTO (paid time off)' then you don't get anything. This is one benefit of companies going to 'unlimited PTO'
@@bonchidudeas for tech, it’s more offshoring jobs than it is immigration. Can’t hate on capitalism, it’s all about the bottom line and if they can find similar and cheaper quality abroad, the corporation will move in that direction.
Even though they can easily replace you with someone else, in tech, whenever a job post goes up on LinkedIn, you'll get at least 100 applicants in the span of a couple of hours. While you can't get a job for months and months, sometimes indefinitely, as you compete with tens and sometimes hundreds of other applicants. This is why job security is the most important thing, make sure you get into a job/industry that has good job security and value it over everything else, whether it be salary, vacation, etc.
Really unexpected thing that I saw was MBAs firing much smarter skilled people. I never saw my alumni talking about themselves getting laid off. Seems like they are busy firing people and getting reward out of it. I guess thats why technical people pursue top mba at the end.
@@silkscreenart5515 police, prison guards, defense contractors ... the usa prison-military-industrial-complex is thriving off the backs of the sheeple's tax money 🙂
The salaries in the tech industry are too high, which is why companies are always trying to cut corners, budget cuts, etc. These tech employees gets so many benefits and company-paid things that other employers never provide. Thus these businesses are always trying to balance their budgets.
I don't think those tech jobs are ever coming back. It's easier for companies to buy 20,000 A.I. processors and build LLMs that can take the place of human employees. I remember Mark Zuckerberg saying he wanted A.I. to replace most of his employees at Meta. I think that goes for most tech companies. Why deal with humans if A.I. can do the job? Software programmers will no longer be needed, for sure, so they should just change careers as soon as possible. At least those who had high salaries were able to build some savings for the lean times ahead. Nvidia's CEO Huang said he wants to replace most human jobs with intelligent machines and investors are all for it. Goodbye, humans, you're no longer needed.
The total amount employed will never go down, just the type of work will change, I have been automating work for 20 years, if it is repeatable, a human should not be doing it.
We r not living in the normal time. Time to make choice: stay where we r or entertain the ìdea of change. Hint: FreeWill, Services To Others, Spirituality...😇😇😇
im a lefty, i get it haha. any good developer picks themself up, dusts themself down and gets back in there. in the down time you should be writing projects that stretch you to your limits. linkedin is a good place for jobs, good luck.
It's great that you're using this time to do important things,like updating your résumé. If I may, it would help if you also used this time to set up & have a personal objective that goes beyond the jobs you work. Not sure what field in tech you fall under but something like building a personal app or website or whatever. It will help you stay grounded. Otherwise,keep looking forward.
LeetCode interview Prepping LMFAO. Yeah I'm effing off this tech field. People like you with years of experience willingly sign up for the humiliation ritual again. This isn't the SAT, this is your respectable career, why are you letting them humiliate you by saying "hey I see and confirmed that you have this many years of experience, but I'm still going to make you walk across glass to prove to me that you can".
wow u are brootul! She is trying to make a living. Let's be more encouraging. She could be a "mechanic". Excellent pay but if u run afoul of your employer, RIP.
I'm so sorry to hear that you got laid off, I know that you probably feel so scared at the moment not knowing what lies ahead for you. I wish you the BEST!
been in tech 3 decades, never seen it this bad. hang in there.
same 29 years (soon 30) never seen it this bad.
how bad?
Over 20 years for me. Pay is getting too high in the US so companies are doing more with less and offshoring more
Yes, mostly because of unbelievably high hiring in the last few years with much higher salaries. This needs to come down to balance out.
do you have any advice for junior engineers or swe?
Hold on to your teeth people, this layoff season is just getting started
Not at all, the type of work is changing , but not the total amount of jobs.
I hope you're able to find your inner peace. I haven't lost my job, but I'm going through the toughest 2 months of my career. It dramatically affects my mental & physical wellbeing. So it appears that regardless if you're employed or not, we need to endure the tough times.
Wish you all the best. Much love from Poland.
Wishing you the best Becca. You got this💯 Love your positivity.
I am NOT in IT or tech, but I feel for all of you, my brothers and sisters out there.
"Today will be your last day", it's so crazy to think how easily you're getting fired in the US, zero protection?
Yes, there is zero protection from losing a job in the US. Usually you will be paid a few weeks of pay, then rely on unemployment pay - which can be between 5% and 50% of your previous pay (depending on state and salary). That will last 6 months. You have to always be ready to lose a job in the US. I update a piece of paper in my house every month. It details my savings, and what my current company will give me if I get laid off tomorrow (4 weeks pay). I use this to write a date of when I would absolutely need a job again.
By an immigrant that fled from his impoverished nation. Why don't they lay him off instead?
Companies don’t exist to provide you with a job. They exist to make money. They either need you to help them make $$ or they don’t.
@@WordMadeFlesh777 On the other hand, a manager or company without staff has no worth at all. Most companys learn the hard way that paying minimum wage brings you staff with minimum effort. Suitable for flipping burgers, but most other jobs needs good staff. And even burger flipping can go wrong.
Having some sort of protection like in almost any other country in the world makes people much more relaxed and in the end the company benefits from this.
That is the way it should be, if companies can not lay off people they will not hire, that is why Europe has such a limited start up scene and few big tech companies.
Learn to drive forklift. I work in tech and do a material handling. Everything is dynamic and not static. Even I have two full time jobs. I still do side hustle because the end goal, you shouldn't be dependent on any employer for paycheck.
You are not alone I'm just got laid off last week in South France
Always be on the job market - you never know what the future holds.
Got laid off from my tech job. Good thing that i've had a gut feeling and started doing job interviews couple of months prior. Timed that perfectly - accepted an offer just about the same time layoff news about whole team termination rolled out.
All my friends are leaving tech after 27- 35 years …. They say it is a lonely world and the hate it … its one cause of depression in the world …outdoor jobs are healthy
Love your channel!
Do not wait: apply for any possible job for income. Forget about "dream job". Take what is available, maintain skills at home and keep trying to get back to tech.
Yeah even WalMart… FUCKING Wal⭐️Mart… is being selective with who they hire… Goddamn 😡
I got connections at McDonald’s if anyone needs it. Little Rock, Arkansas area…hit me up if needed
I completely agree, but with 60,000 people (or more) looking for any possible income, the whole thing turns into a mess.
That is bad advice, focus on finding a job in your field for 8 hours a day, Coders code, even if they are not paid, keep training and studying and budling skills. When I was laid off, many years ago I spent 100 hours learning python, it paid off.
I was laid off from my tech job when my company was taken over. I paid pretty much all the cash I had to retrain as an SAP consultant when it paid huge rates.
When you are young and laid off you can analyse the market and retrain for whatever you want.
I was never interested in working the tech industry, but I know people work in it. Unfortunately, these companies don't give a shit about you. Everybody is constantly on edge. They want you to move to be closer to their offices and come into the office 3-5 days a week as a mechanism of control. I see in another video that you got a job, and I'm happy for that. I just hate where the tech is right now.
You did not lose 2.5 years, you gained 2.5 years of experience.
For any tech job, always pretend you only have six months left. What good things can you accomplish? What training can you do? How can you keep your skills relevant?
Always have a few months of savings. You probably have a new job by now. I have been laid off a few times, not a big deal, it leads to better things, you don't want to be at a job where they don't need you.
Its just a matter of time. Keep trucking and stay positive. Its the beginning of a new chapter.
The voice of the layoff is an Indian, fitting…
lol
YESSssss THE IRON E! mass immigration is the biggest job killer and also causing massive urban sprawl, pollution, noise, etc. There is no upside to mass immigration.
They have taken over lol
lol 😂
LOLLOLOL
Just got laid off too. I did data analysis previously for a hospital, but left the field. Look into litigation support: very similar skillset and lawyers are always busy.
Tech is becoming increasingly ruthless like finance. I made it, you can too.
They just instantly signed u out of everything? Was that mid call?
Very sad to hear. these moments will also pass off. keep being positive.
Not alone. 20+ yrs in tech, and it happened to me and thousands more. They are moving jobs to low cost markets and the USA is not low cost.
and AI will replace those low-paying workers in those shitheel countries as well
As someone who lives in a small town, it blows my mind some of the starting salaries for the jobs you had on your screen. I know the cost of living is higher in big cities but "Data scientist marketing" starts at 152K .... whoa. I always thought IT jobs paid well but damn, if you are making that much you should be able to save enough so you have a comfy nest egg while you look. if not, make that a important thing your next job.
i only make 96k with 4 years in. a lot of us dont make mega bucks
@@dynamo3059 "I only....make 96k" to me that salary is fantastic! I know its all relative to situation, kids, morgage and all of that, but thats good money where I come from.
data scientist positions that pay that well typically require masters degrees involving some high level math.
You're not alone! You got this.
I was also laid off recently. Keep applying for the new jobs. Update and customize your resume for the different roles and organizations. You will easily land a job in the next few weeks.
did you?
@@Hi-eul yeah
@@wrightvcx2249 i havent got for seven months.
Becca, be brave and have the courage to start a side hustle that you can grow slowly into a full time business of your own. Trust me it's worth it in the end. Persistence and determination are omnipotent.
The tech sector is very competitive, you need to constantly learn and make yourself invaluable to the team. Work life balance does not exist for the top tier - you need to add huge value everyday to ensure your position is secure.
that is hellish take care of yourself and good luck
Exact same thing happened to me. Its important to keep a positive mindset.
0:40 no offense but why do you hold your pen like that?
the way she holds her pen is almost as annoying as her grating voice
damn more power to you ❤
did u get new job ?
The fact it was a voice message via email, not even a face to face meeting with staff members?!! That is f$%ked up! Usually you get 2 weeks notice of termination but told you last minute?! Did you even get paid out for your annual leave?! 😢
And some foreign immigrant fired her, not any better if some American fired her. But mass immigration is the biggest prob as why jobs are few. Sure u can pick strawberries in Salinas but the working conditions are brutal so the pay is not enough with respect to those conditions. More overpop, less jobs.
Only 19 of the 50 states require pay-outs for your unused vacation time. If you are on 'unlimited PTO (paid time off)' then you don't get anything. This is one benefit of companies going to 'unlimited PTO'
@@bonchidudeas for tech, it’s more offshoring jobs than it is immigration. Can’t hate on capitalism, it’s all about the bottom line and if they can find similar and cheaper quality abroad, the corporation will move in that direction.
It's so fucked up how they can just cut you off but THEY want 2 weeks notice to replace you.
Just sickening.
Even though they can easily replace you with someone else, in tech, whenever a job post goes up on LinkedIn, you'll get at least 100 applicants in the span of a couple of hours. While you can't get a job for months and months, sometimes indefinitely, as you compete with tens and sometimes hundreds of other applicants. This is why job security is the most important thing, make sure you get into a job/industry that has good job security and value it over everything else, whether it be salary, vacation, etc.
@@JohnSmith-hr7flfederal gov jobs are very stable, the pay is a lot lower tho
everyone is replaceable!!
They do still pay you for 2 more weeks after they cut you. Better companies pay you longer after cutting you.
What languages do you program I know many companies that are hiring
laid off 2 years ago, good luck. still unemployed.
Tried remote jobs yet?
That wasn't coffee, that was milk with some coffee added.
Really unexpected thing that I saw was MBAs firing much smarter skilled people. I never saw my alumni talking about themselves getting laid off. Seems like they are busy firing people and getting reward out of it. I guess thats why technical people pursue top mba at the end.
Learn to be a coal miner or off shore oil rigs pay good
for real? lol
City, State, Federal and County jobs for security and pension. Plus nearly impossible to get fired. Get over being a "Tech" Schmuck.
@@silkscreenart5515 police, prison guards, defense contractors ... the usa prison-military-industrial-complex is thriving off the backs of the sheeple's tax money 🙂
@@silkscreenart5515 Good luck securin those jobs. A "mechanic" pays better. Ask Charles Bronson.
@@mt_goxpolice is a great one that no one ever mentions
Get into construction...isn't there a shortage in Florida?
haha
The salaries in the tech industry are too high, which is why companies are always trying to cut corners, budget cuts, etc. These tech employees gets so many benefits and company-paid things that other employers never provide. Thus these businesses are always trying to balance their budgets.
Same thing happened to me but with 27 years! 😢
Becca- you are a wjnner! You will find a new job that will be better than the last one!
Wish you best!
That’s a super nice house
Learn to weld?
What kind of analyst work do you do? I’m also a business analyst
AI has wiped out 'analyst' jobs...you guys better learn new skills.
@@hibudy It seems like you're in denial.
God bless you, Jesus loves you and wants to take away your worries 😎🙏🙏❤️👍
u drive a jaag?
0:50 I like how the boss sounds like a tech support scammer. Madam, just tell me the gift card code!
I don't think those tech jobs are ever coming back. It's easier for companies to buy 20,000 A.I. processors and build LLMs that can take the place of human employees. I remember Mark Zuckerberg saying he wanted A.I. to replace most of his employees at Meta. I think that goes for most tech companies. Why deal with humans if A.I. can do the job? Software programmers will no longer be needed, for sure, so they should just change careers as soon as possible. At least those who had high salaries were able to build some savings for the lean times ahead. Nvidia's CEO Huang said he wants to replace most human jobs with intelligent machines and investors are all for it. Goodbye, humans, you're no longer needed.
The total amount employed will never go down, just the type of work will change, I have been automating work for 20 years, if it is repeatable, a human should not be doing it.
We r not living in the normal time. Time to make choice: stay where we r or entertain the ìdea of change. Hint: FreeWill, Services To Others, Spirituality...😇😇😇
Unless your name is AI, the future looks grim.
This. lol
Good luck getting a new job or side hustle.
2:23 someone behind her on kitchen
Walmart is hiring
I think Starbucks would be a better option short term
OnlyFans pays more
@@drgta6 Some ppl are not OF ppl.
@@bonchidude She looks like OF material.
No shot you actually write like that
Bruh!
Have children. Focus on the important stuff.
You got a job at that ramen place ?
im a lefty, i get it haha. any good developer picks themself up, dusts themself down and gets back in there. in the down time you should be writing projects that stretch you to your limits. linkedin is a good place for jobs, good luck.
You will be okay. Hang in there!
It's great that you're using this time to do important things,like updating your résumé. If I may, it would help if you also used this time to set up & have a personal objective that goes beyond the jobs you work. Not sure what field in tech you fall under but something like building a personal app or website or whatever. It will help you stay grounded. Otherwise,keep looking forward.
Ill guarantee that 75% of those restaurants are hiring.
*I only subbed to you because your left handed and only have 100 subs*
crazy way to hold a pen eh!
@@monkeysgone2heaven1 Left Handers of the World UNITE!! LOL!
Maybe that coffee shop is hiring
for now great but def not a long term move my canadian amigo.
hey u wanna travel america? i'm looking for a travel partner
LeetCode interview Prepping LMFAO. Yeah I'm effing off this tech field. People like you with years of experience willingly sign up for the humiliation ritual again.
This isn't the SAT, this is your respectable career, why are you letting them humiliate you by saying "hey I see and confirmed that you have this many years of experience, but I'm still going to make you walk across glass to prove to me that you can".
Looks like live with parents which helps
every HR person have the same script lol
i woulda told them to go butter their chicken and start delivering tandoori door to door.
බුදු සරණයි ඔබේ ප්රාර්ථනා ඉටු වේවා
No mean tweets thought, right?
if everyone loosing their jobs
Start cooking! Looks good
Get another job duhhh
Learn some new skills, and I wouldn't waste time doing nothing.
Back to India I guess.
Learn how to plumb bro.
Improve your penmanship, lol.
I think you were laid off because of the way you write.
Left handed writing always looks weird.
Left-handed people are much more intelligent compared to the rest...
Wait til you see an American try to use a knife and fork. Sheeeesh
lol
@@yardgrid What?
Learn to code
whats next ? married
The military and law enforcement are hiring!
🤣 cocky, know-it-all gen z's about to discover homelessness & starvation 🤗
wow u are brootul! She is trying to make a living. Let's be more encouraging. She could be a "mechanic". Excellent pay but if u run afoul of your employer, RIP.
God you're beautiful 😍
There's always some weird comment like this. Go to sleep
@@notandyvee It is true. She is pretty.
eggs are not good food #govegan
its your first but certainly wont be the last...