Uh, are they? I just checked my LinkedIn feed a few seconds ago, and I didn't see a single person grateful they got laid off. Lots of complaints about the hirin

Uh, are they? I just checked my LinkedIn feed a few seconds ago, and I didn't see a single person grateful they got laid off. Lots of complaints about the hiring process being broken and people giving meaningless platitudes as generic business 'advice', but no celebrations. Eh, maybe it's a bubble thing. Or perhaps a generational thing in general; I wouldn't be surprised if it was gen Z and a few younger millennials trying to be optimistic about layoffs and the older folks panicking at the idea their life could be completely upturned on a whim. Seems like it'd be easier to be optimistic about this if you're living at home or renting with minimal possessions compared to if you own your own home or have a family to support...