Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Layoffs have nothing to do with you, your talents, your brilliance, your ability and least of all, your future

Lot of your colleagues say "Ooooohh..i was supposed to be in that list" , "glad at least you were out of this place, Verizon really sucks" , "you will find good job soon" , "you got a great package". and when you aren't around they were talking with others" glad the bottom 5%, non-performers, lazy, non-contributing people are gone, now we can work peacefully". so don't listen to your colleagues. they think they made the cut because they are high performers or they have good xxxxxxx with their manager. My team knows how hard we worked day and night..sacrificing families and desires...were always on time and late nights..weekends...late night meetings..early morning meetings with offshore..so family is the only one who can understand and review your performance...appreciation emails, awards...nothing mattered now in front of manager personal revenge... Layoffs say: You are rejected. You are not needed. You are no longer welcome here. You are not good enough. You are not a part of us anymore. You are not valued. And you are not worthy of being kept on. That’s a pretty harsh message even for the hard core among us. So let yourself absorb that, digest it, deal with it, and accept that it is hard, really hard, to come to terms with a layoff. You didn’t ask for it. You didn’t expect it, and you most certainly don’t deserve it. But layoffs have nothing to do with you, your talents, your brilliance, your ability and least of all, your future!

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Thank you 805.

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This is so true their is life after s layoff. I was laid off in 2009 after 32 years. I was angry for many years. I've overcome the anger and realize life goes on. I don't miss Verizon at all. One piece of advice is while you're working always be working on a plan B. JOB's (just over broke) have no security.

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There is life after a layoff--I know from personal experience.

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