Job searching can feel draining, but every application, every interview, and every rejection is pushing you closer to the right opportunity.
Stay prepared. Stay visible. Stay confident.
The right door will open, just keep knocking.
I was laid off in May 2024. This was my third layoff (for a total of 5) in the last 5 years.
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Audrey Kirsch
It's their way doesn't have to be your way. No matter what any of us say, you will probably feel guilty, that's part of your way. Feel it, deal with it and move on. You know that you deserve more than an unknown end of year bonus so go where they're willing to take a risk on you at a higher salary. Show them they made the right choice and you will see that you did too.
Amy Carissa Oliver
If you want to feel guilty, feel guilty about all the times you’ve ever put a company’s needs ahead of your own. Then, put your needs first, and accept the new job!
Remember, a company will never be as loyal to you as you are to it.