Got Fired? What to Do When You've Been Laid Off...

Getting laid off can be one of the most devastating events in a person's life. But it doesn't have to be. The massive layoffs of 2008 have taught us that there are a number of tried-and-tested ways to bounce back after a layoff. In some cases, you might even end up better off than you were before. Think of the old saying, "When one door closes, another one opens." Getting back into the job market after a layoff can lead to more and better opportunities than you could ever imagine.

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In this guide, we are going to be talking about dealing with being laid off in terms of both the emotional and the practical aspects. Taking these practical steps should hopefully secure you the job of your dreams.

Let's get started with one of the most difficult aspects of being laid off - dealing with the shock of becoming unemployed.

1. Dealing with the Shock of Getting Laid Off

Dealing with the shock of getting laid off is one of the most stressful things a person will ever have to overcome. It triggers all sorts of emotional issues, as well as practical ones related to what to do next. Dealing with the emotional side is the only way to get over the paralysis that often comes with such bad news. There’s A LOT to do once you are laid off, so you need to be at your best.

The first thought for most people is, "Why me?" They often feel that they might have done something to deserve being laid off. This might potentially be true if they haven't been working their best. However, in most cases, a layoff is a purely financial decision on the part of the company, and not something to be taken personally. It often means either the most expensive personnel, and/or people considered to be surplus personnel, are laid off.

 

7 Article Report:  What to Do When You've Been Laid Off Work

• Dealing with the Shock of Getting Laid Off

• The Impact on Loved Ones of Being Laid Off

• Know Your Rights and Get What You Can

• Is Your Current Career Right for You?

• Preparation Is Key to Finding Another Job

• The Importance of Contacts / Networking

• The Importance of Having a Daily Routine When You Are Unemployed

10 Day Ecourse:  

1. Tips for formatting your resume

2. Words to avoid and words to use on your resume

3. Properly documenting your accomplishments

4. How to explain a career gap

5. Why an employer might reject a resume

6. How to write a great resume

7. Your resume vs. LinkedIn profile

8. Writing a great LinkedIn profile

9. How to write a cover letter

10. Preparing for your interview

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