Sweet_Training_817's journey

I've been reflecting on my recent layoff from my role at a tech company and the support I've received since then. I've noticed that many people are struggling with similar feelings of uncertainty and frustration, especially with the increasing impact of AI on job roles. I'm reaching out to gather insights on what kind of support has been most beneficial for those who have been laid off. For me, I'm particularly interested in understanding whether resources like resume assistance, interview preparation, job leads, career coaching, emotional support, or networking have made a significant difference. I've found that many available resources feel quite automated and generic, but I believe that real human support can be invaluable during this challenging time. From what I've heard, a former colleague who was laid off earlier this year mentioned that investing in a career coach was a game changer for him. They helped him figure out his next steps, and he’s now thriving in a new role in a completely different field. It really made me think about what I wish I had when I first faced my layoff. I’d love to hear from others about their experiences and what kind of support they found most helpful.