539 tech companies w/ layoffs. 150,034 employees laid off in 2024.

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Threads User
Got laid off from a corporate job. I used the severance to travel and volunteer abroad. It was an eye-opening experience that led me to a career in international development.
Linkedin User
I thought I was on the verge of a promotion. Instead, I got laid off. The economic uncertainty, coupled with the chaos and feelings of loss of control, are having a toll. Like so many of you, the uncertainty stays with us. It happened once and it could happen again. It just kind of changes your mindset around work.
Reddit User
I was laid off after a company-wide restructuring. It was tough, but I used the time to take online courses and improve my skills. Networking was key, and I eventually found a job that was a much better fit for me. It was a difficult journey, but it made me stronger.
Reddit User
I was part of a company-wide layoff that came as a complete shock. There was no prior notice, and the suddenness of it all left me feeling disoriented and insecure. The severance package provided some relief, but it couldn't fully compensate for the emotional toll. Despite the initial shock, I decided to use this as an opportunity to reassess my career goals. I took some time to upskill and network, which eventually led me to a job that is a much better fit for my skills and aspirations. The experience taught me the importance of resilience and staying positive during challenging times.
Reddit User
I was laid off unexpectedly, and it was a huge blow to my confidence. I took some time to focus on self-care and mental health. I also reached out to my network and found a new job that I love. It was a tough experience, but it taught me a lot about resilience and the importance of having a support system.
Linkedin User
It's OK to feel bad about it. Work is a big part of our identity. The five stages of grief — denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance — can apply to losing a job, and not necessarily in that specific order. People will experience all of those emotions at some point.
Tumbler User
Losing my job was a blow, but it made me realize the importance of having multiple income streams. Started investing in stocks and real estate, and it’s paying off.
Linkedin User
Laid off after 10 years at the same company. It felt like the ground was pulled out from under me. Upskilled through online courses and landed a job in a new industry.

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