> Laid off just means they don't need the job done anymore, and has nothing to do with how good or bad you are. Eh, in theory maybe. Not really in practice. Wh

> Laid off just means they don't need the job done anymore, and has nothing to do with how good or bad you are. Eh, in theory maybe. Not really in practice. When layoffs happen, companies often prioritize laying off lower performers. And they often still need the jobs done, just fewer people. Of course none of these are legal differences. The legal difference I know of is that being fired for cause affects whether you are eligible for unemployment insurance benefits.