Thread regarding Peloton layoffs

I left Peloton a year ago when I realized it was morphing into the type of company I had no intention of working for - the one where greed trumps everything else. When I heard about the layoffs, I knew I was right to walk away when I did. But here's the thing, as scared as I was, leaving turned out to be good for me. My new job has a much better work culture, my pay is higher (not by much but every little bit counts), I have great benefits, and I like what I do once again. My point is, there are plenty of jobs available, especially now. It's truly an employees' job market, so each and every one of you will have no problems finding a new job. Chances are, it'll be better than your old one. As scary as everything seems right now, you'll be okay.