When it comes to bad situations, preparation is the key. Knowing what to do and how to react in a multitude of potential circumstances can be the difference between giving up and getting up. For example, understanding how to deal with a layoff before it occurs means you will be able to deal with the unfortunate reality and bounce back.
If you don’t know how to handle a layoff, being let go could lead to a downward spiral in which you lose happiness and confidence. That’s why our friends at Turbo decided to help you think proactively so you can be prepared for the worst-case scenario.
Before you do anything, it is important to determine how you will take care of yourself physically and emotionally. For some, this could mean a vacation, and for others, it could mean boosting your workout schedule. Knowing what makes you feel calm and confident arms you for any bad situation, especially layoffs.
After focusing on your physical and mental wellbeing, it’s time to begin the initial stages of job hunting — contacting your network, updating your resume and working with a recruiter, to name a few. Check out the infographic below to learn all the ways to bounce back after you get laid off.
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