4 ms·
Actually even this is wrong. Every laid off employee with a LinkedIn account that changed their employer on LinkedIn. I typically am not in a hurry to change mi
by arroz 4y ago
Actually even this is wrong. Every laid off employee with a LinkedIn account that changed their employer on LinkedIn. I typically am not in a hurry to change mine.
- KptMarchewa 4y agoWaiting 2-3 months to see if new job is a good fit is usually a smart move.
- pcthrowaway 4y agoI don't know if people are still doing the /r/overemployed thing, but I imagine you aren't in a hurry to change it if you are. It's also possible that the recently-laid off are settling for lower salaries but more employers to make up for it
- KptMarchewa 4y agoI guess now managers would be way less willing to accept underperformance though... and more picky on recruitment.
- aix1 4y agoThe analysis is full of bad assumptions. For example, the section titled "Top Impacted Countries" is completely off: the article was written in Feb 2023 and in most countries the layoffs hadn't even begun back then (in a bunch of countries, including a couple "analysed" in the article, the layoffs are still to take place as I'm writing this).