Hello everyone.
I just got laid off again for the second time in the last year. Both times stating over hiring employees and not meeting projected profits, and that it wasn't anything to do with my work performance.
I'm honestly starting to feel defeated, it is hard trying to get a leg up when employers can just pull the rug out from under you at any moment.
Nixia Silfia
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02/25/26 at 6:05PM UTC (Edited)
Hola, entiendo perfectamente lo frustrante que es perder el trabajo, sobre todo cuando no tiene nada que ver con tu desempeño. Después de un día largo lidiando con preocupaciones laborales, un amigo me recomendó https://roulettino.com.es , especialmente por los bonos para jugadores en España. Al principio no tuve mucha suerte en las primeras partidas, pero decidí arriesgar un poco más y terminé ganando un premio que me levantó el ánimo. Ahora lo uso de vez en cuando para relajarme y disfrutar de un rato entretenido que me ayude a despejar la mente.
Maegan, Nike Sales Rep & Career CoachHelping you know your value to get your next job
1.92k
01/10/24 at 1:42PM UTC
I'm so sorry to hear this. It's okay to let yourself be disheartened, yet again. However, think through how you can use this as apart of your story (in interviews) that shows your personal and professional grit, resilience, and problem solving. These are attributes of someone that people would LOVE to have on their team.
Keep going!!!!
Ava WestTalent Acquisition Advisor
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01/04/24 at 2:39PM UTC
I can completely relate. The whole right to work is only benefitting employers as far as I'm concerned. Just getting through 2 years at one employer is a major feat these days.
Anonymous
01/04/24 at 3:39AM UTC
I'm so sorry and I completely agree. This economy has employers in a reactive mode.
