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Got laid off from the most amazing job ever at [insert big tech company]. It was remote so I could work from different countries (my home country specifically), pay was close to 100k. In-house. Everyone wanted to work there bc of its rep which made recruiting for it easier.
Worked in DEI & culture committees. I got to do so many things during my time there within my recruiting role. Was just about to hit my 5 year mark.
When I got laid off at first I was good. I think I was a bit in shock. After 1.5 days… couldn’t stop crying. Was just so devastated.
So.. did any of yall sob like hard just like me?
Do any of yall that are in new TA jobs that you absolutely hate still reminisce your good times/how good you had it? Think about it when you sit at your desk in your new shitty job that’s the bane of your existence?
No mean comments pls. Just wanted to ventðŸ˜
Edit: I have (and had) a new job now at a shitty healthcare agency start up that pays less than when I graduated college but I do think about my old job and miss it. I should probably learn to move on instead of continuing to yearn for it haha.
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