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Being fired from a job may be one of the most stressful and shameful experiences an adult may face. You want to be liked and accepted and perform well, but something just didn’t work out.
Being fired isn’t always about your performance. Sometimes the position is being dissolved; sometimes, it’s a clash between yourself and your boss. But no matter what the reason, the feeling of failure can creep in.
In continuation of my earlier posts on things to do before you quit, this post describes what you should do before you are laid off.
A pink slip comes as a surprise to us, no matter how much trouble our employer is in or how bad our performance has nose-dived in recent months. We always think we are the best around. The boss will pick someone else if anyone has to go; not us.
With unemployment rising, there is no guarantee that you will get to keep occupying your chair at work. Even if there’s little to no chance of losing your job, you should still be prepared.
