Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

If you survived a layoff consider this article

Workers who survived job cuts say they felt overworked and anxious in the aftermath: 'You're dispensable.'

  • Surviving a round of job cuts can be a tough experience, layoff survivers say.
  • Employees who were kept on told Insider they felt anxious and overworked after cuts.
  • "You are dispensable, and always remember that," one person said.

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original link:
https://www.businessinsider.com/layoff-survivors-describe-being-overworked-anxious-in-the-aftermath-2022-9

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The shock and survivor’s guilt wears off quickly and things go back to normal, until the next round.

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If WF hasn’t made you feel disposable, you must be in your first year at the company.

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Post ID: @uvf+1j4Kk83S

Correct. Always remember that you are dispensable. Keep one year’s worth of survival savings, just in case. Make sure you’re making as much money as you are worth. Don’t make this company, your hobby. Find your hobby, elsewhere. If you’re not constantly thinking about making as much money as possible, Then you are not staying focused.

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