How to Talk About Being Laid Off

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Being laid off is never easy. It can feel like a punch to the gut, and talking about it can feel awkward or uncomfortable. But it shouldn’t stop you from moving forward with confidence. Handling the situation professionally is key to maintaining strong relationships and positioning yourself for your next opportunity.

The reality is most people will experience a layoff at some point in their career. You’re not alone, and this moment doesn’t define your worth.

In the third video of our Layoff Series, we share three simple rules to help you talk about your layoff with confidence and professionalism in interviews and networking conversations.

You’ll learn how to:
✔️ Be honest and direct without oversharing
✔️ Talk confidently about your experience, even if it ended badly
✔️ Speak positively about your employer while protecting your reputation
✔️ BONUS: Redirect the conversation back to the opportunity in front of you

Your layoff story is just one part of your career journey. Watch now to learn how to share it with clarity and confidence.

▶️ LAYOFF SERIES PART 1: Preparing for a Potential Layoff    • Preparing for a Potential Layoff  
▶️ LAYOFF SERIES PART 2: 5 Things You Must Discuss When You Are Being Laid Off    • 5 Things You Must Discuss When You Are Bei...  

If you know someone facing uncertainty at work, consider passing this along. It could be the steadying advice they need right now.

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