Ep165: What to do if you’re laid off from your job.
In this episode, Mei Phing discusses tips for individuals who have been laid off from their jobs and need to secure their careers during challenging times. Reminder to know your worth and take back control of your career situation.
Highlights
0:00 💼 The importance of securing one’s career during layoffs.
0:16 💡 Mindset shift: Understanding that layoffs are not personal and that it’s important to remember your value and skills.
1:44 📝 Rewriting your resume and highlighting your achievements to showcase your value to potential employers.
2:39 💼 Reviving and updating your LinkedIn profile to increase your online presence and connect with potential employers.
3:27-4:15 🎯 Pursuing multiple job opportunities and being consistent in your job search to increase your chances of success.
4:16 📚 Continuously improving your career knowledge, mindset, and skillset to stand out in the job market.
5:56 💼 Encouragement to seek personalized advice and consider joining The Corporate Survivor program.
Key Insights
💡 Layoffs are not personal: The decision to lay off employees is often strategic and based on the company’s future direction.
📝 Highlight your achievements: Rewriting your resume and listing your accomplishments helps showcase your value to potential employers.
💼 Utilize LinkedIn: Having a strong LinkedIn profile is essential for networking and being discovered by recruiters.
🎯 Pursue multiple opportunities: Applying for a larger number of relevant jobs increases your chances of success.
📚 Continuous learning is important: Improving your skills and knowledge during challenging times can give you a competitive edge.
💼 Seek personalized advice: The Corporate Survivor program offers personalized career strategy and mentoring sessions.
📚 Plan your career: Taking steps to secure your career in the next 11-12 months can lead to long-term success and growth.
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