Good luck everyone. Life is going to be very different for a lot of people by the end of the week.
Have some compassion for your fellow man, be humble and don't be boastful about keeping your job, if you're lucky enough to do so. Personally I think I've got a 50/50 shot of staying on. My supervisor has given indications that I am safe, but of course I don't trust any of that.
Get your resumes/CVs updated today and tonight. It can be handy to have the company information available to you while writing your resume. It can help with wording what you do.
Download/print a list of all your contacts from your PC and phone. You never know who you might need to get a hold of that still works at the company.
Keep your resume to one page, two max. The only thing hiring companies care about is dates, your job titles, employer names, education. Two to three pithy bullet points max for each job.
Contact people from your past and present who are now in leadership positions and who will vouch for you. Ask them if you can use them as a reference. Reference letters are a bit anachronistic for most jobs, in my opinion. Just create a list of professional references and submit it with every resume you send out. Name, Title, phone, email. Try to get five or six references.
Brace for a lot of time filling out employment web forms. It's not fun, but it's how its done these days for most jobs.
Don't turn to alcohol, exercise daily, get good sleep. Don't loaf and sleep all day. Keep busy, it's too easy to get down and depressed. Sometimes in life you have to FIGHT. This may be one of those times.
Hang in there, keep your chin up, this too shall pass! I'll be praying for all of us!