I don’t like it, and I wouldn’t mind being laid off if there were other options. But given the circumstances, I’m terrified. Most of us have dependents and financial obligations, and we simply can’t afford to be jobless for more than a few weeks—or maybe a month or two. How’s that curse, "May you live in interesting times"?
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Ignoring the surrounding noise, especially in these times, the reasons for firing are likely different than what you might think. It's not necessarily about budget constraints or similar factors. If you are a hardworking individual who provides value to the company, you shouldn't be worried about being let go.
If you have marketable skills, you should be fine. Just update your resume. Get your LinkedIn connections up. Reach out to friends and family to keep an eye out for any potential employers. Take a few classes in AI, etc.
I was laid off before and was able to find a new position in less than 90 days. You may even find out that you were undervalued. I got a big pay raise at my new job.
If thr company like Fannie mae had being running a false program do u think ur job remotely shld be kept