#jobsearch

I'm not sure why, but remote jobs have started popping up in my feed again, and not bad ones. I'm tempted to start applying, if I can get the courage. The devil I know still seems better than the devil I don't, but I miss WFH so much that it could push me to go for it.

A question for others who've been applying: have you been getting lowball offers all over the place? With pay being around 50% of what it should be based on all the factors, including your experience?

Come and bring your friends.

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Workforce Solutions Borderplex is providing assistance to El Paso ISD educators who are facing potential job losses. The organization is offering resources to help these individuals find new employment opportunities. This support includes resume building and interview preparation services. The goal is to ease the transition for affected teachers and staff. These efforts aim to mitigate the impact of the layoffs on the local education community.

El Paso, Texas

https://kfoxtv.com/news/local/gallery/workforce-solutions-borderplex-offers-job-help-to-el-paso-isd-educators-facing-layoffs

Can't keep up any more. Any one have advice on job market situations.. How to move on fron here...

A new online form has been launched to assist individuals and businesses impacted by a recent tornado. The Fox Valley Workforce Development Board created this resource to help workers and employers report their experiences. Submitting the form connects users with local workforce professionals offering support. Services include aid with unemployment claims, WARN notices, career training, and job search assistance. Community members are urged to use the form promptly for immediate coordination of support.

Neenah, WI

https://wixx.com/2026/08/10/new-online-form-launches-to-guide-layoffs-closures-and-recovery-after-fox-valley-tornado/

This just isn't a serious place of work anymore. Where should I go next? Amazon? CapitalOne? If you're smart and hard working where would you go?

I'm tired of the antics.

I’m getting nowhere, looking outside of Ford.

#OpenToWork posts are already starting to pop up, they can be indicative of what's being hit.

I keep looking for a new job but no luck yet. One day I'll get out on my own terms and leave this place in the dust!

Was fortunate to eventually land another position. Trying not to take anything for granted and always keep my resume updated. Hope all of you are doing well.

I am an RN and I was let go due to great pressure by the management. I found a much better job where people treat you as a human.

Another fake career fair planned for week of august 21
But No hours whatsoever

If you are not in a hub location I suggest you start looking for a new job. Hub locations are a lot of them by area but LOB but if you are in a satellite office you will be forced back in

100% be cautious of this.. You’ll read a lot of people say something like “oh I got a job during those 60 days and kept the severance”. I did this. Lost my severance. Then got laid off two months later at my new job. 8 months later im back here. In a role 3 levels lower than when I left.

Remember those 60 days you’re still employed. If you accept another role. You aren’t laid off. You’ve now quit.

It’s a notice of potential employment loss due to layoff. If you accept another role during that time you quit your job and took a new job. These companies have automated systems that notify each other. Especially with workday.

Very much do start your job hunt immediately. It’s a long drawn out process with multiple rounds of interviews.

Just don’t accept the role until day 61.

I beg of you - listen to my advice.

Washington's tech sector is experiencing ongoing layoffs, adding to a significant number of job reductions statewide this year. Both Verizon and Intel have announced workforce reductions as part of their strategic adjustments. These cuts contribute to a challenging job market for those seeking employment in the region. The trend of substantial layoffs in Washington continues from the previous year. Over 8,500 layoffs have already been reported across all industries in the state this year.

Seattle, Washington

https://komonews.com/news/arc-seattle/verizon-intel-layoffs-add-to-washington-job-cuts-topping-8500-so-far-this-year

I’m honestly tired of the waiting game. If you’re going to do layoffs just do it already. They already know who is going to be let go so just do it. The anxiety of waiting and wondering is getting so exhausting. In my area WFH jobs are non existent except for Centene. I have put my resume out there and applied for over 50 jobs already in case I get cut and was declined from most or never received a response. I’ve been with this company for almost four years now and have made it through other layoffs but they didn’t feel as extreme as this one.
I honestly just want answers or some type of update. The job market is awful right now and this is going to hurt a lot of people who live in smaller towns with not many options for employment. I truly hope I make it through these cuts but I’m mentally preparing myself to be let go. I’m still working just as hard every day but the anxiety is causing me to be physically sick. Sorry just needed to vent.

Are there jobs for JD Edwards ? Is it something worth investing time.

I regret coming here, toxic manager yells at me openly in meetings. My whole team is also not US based. I'm a US citizen working mostly on C++ doing bug fixes feel like this is so hard to sell even as a Sr Swe. I'm trying to leetcode/system design review but I feel so far behind. Grad school? Getting a cert? No idea how to sell this place

Is anyone in my age bracket actually finding work after being let go?

In case you were wondering, yes, the job market is as brutal as it looks.

Before you apply anywhere, make sure to check their layoff history. Many are doing the exact same thing as this place. I almost jumped to a competitor, then I checked their page and saw they're constantly cutting staff too. Big names aren't always safe names.

I know some of you were already probably on the edge of retirement so this is not for you.

My questions are for those who cannot yet retire. I’m genuinely curious as these are the things that stopped me from even opening the VSP email.

Do you have another job lined up? If not, why would you take it? How long do you think it will take you to get another job? Are you okay with it not being remote?

How do you feel regarding the fact that the amount you’re shown will be taxed? How long do you think it will last?

I know some days my job can be frustrating but I love it. Outside of a few people who don’t pull their weight, overall it’s really not that bad. I have great leadership and a good team and overall a wonderful department in which my team is a part of. I am paid pretty good for what I do. There is never a boring day. I’ve got over 13 years of knowledge and experience and yet still I learn new things. And I get to do it all at home.

Why on earth would you want to leave? I really want to know. There are some people leaving with VSP I am happy that took it because I don’t have to hold their hand anymore, but others, I am somewhat surprised learning they will voluntarily leave but even more taken aback that some of them don’t have anything else lined up. I don’t know some of them well enough to ask this because I am not close to them and feel like asking is inappropriate.

So, I’m asking it here to those who will maybe answer because I don’t want to be unemployed in this economy. If they want me gone, I’m gonna make them do it to me. No way am I volunteering myself.

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Hold up your pants or buy new pair of underwear to new jobs

If you have PowerPoint skills and thrive under the pressure of being laid off, please apply.

Been thinking about exploring the market for a new role but wondering now if it's better to just stay here in a chill work life but layoff looming or continue searching and go elsewhere.

Mentally preparing for Monday layoffs in aiops - how does severance work? Do you stay on the payroll for a certain amount of time or get the package worth up front? What happens if you find another job during your severance time (ex new job 2 months into a 3 month severance) - do you forfeit the last month?

Heavy with Java, my resume glows,
Yet out in the wild world, where nobody goes.

I've seen like 10 IAM cyber manager job postings...what is the build up going on there?

With the cuts to stuff by the trump admin this was going to happen. For most of us, long term finding work not directly affected by d-mb populist government decisions is probably going to be a good thing.

Does anyone know how hard it is to get a transfer to another job location? I want to go from Westlake to Jersey City. Thanks!

I've been throwing out loads of applications after being laid off and one of the questions asked when submitting your resume is if you are hispanic or latino, this seems strange to me considering they then ask for your ethnicity. Now of course its your choice whether to answer or not but for the hispanic or latino question there is only yes or no. This is the case through Workday applications for numerous companies, does anyone know why?

Tennessee's job growth has significantly decelerated, leading to a more competitive environment for individuals seeking employment. This slowdown presents new challenges for the state's workforce. Economists are observing this trend closely. The current economic climate suggests a shift in the labor landscape. Job seekers may need to adapt their strategies in response.

Nashville, Tennessee

https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/articles/tennessee-job-growth-slows-sharply-234500453.html

Since this is a layoff-focused community, it would be really helpful if people could share companies they’ve found to be remote friendly or that don’t limit hiring based on geographic location. I think that information could benefit a lot of us. It doesn’t have to just be banks or financial services.

I’ve been with the bank 15 years and I used to love it so much that I was hoping to retire here but not anymore.

What’s with all these posts/comments telling people to “leave the company” while the same people stay glued to their own seats? As if telling others to quit somehow protects them from annual layoff statistics. It doesn’t. Even people in NSI rank (knowing most outcomes are already decided) trying to hang on in this brutal job market.
Reality check: no matter your “position,” always keep your options and network open. Look for better opportunities so you’re the one choosing your next move, not waiting for someone else to choose it for you. And when something better, whatever “better” means to you shows up, take it.

I was impacted in April. I’ve noticed that people are getting new jobs or big companies are actively seeking them through headhunting. However, I’m struggling to understand how this is happening. I’ve been unsuccessful in my job search everywhere. How are big companies able to find these individuals without them applying to roles? How are people finding jobs so easily?

I’m posting because I am sure many others are feeling frustrated as well, and it’s disheartening that it seems so effortless for some people.

Let's be realistic, despite what we've been told, once this goes through, we're sc--wed. There might not be layoffs immediately, but there will be major layoffs for sure, and I'm betting they'll take place within a year. I've been desperately looking for something else since this was announced, but the job market in our industry is atrocious right now.

Haven't filled out a job application in over two decades and I have no idea what to do with this. If I say yes, they call my manager and I'm outed as a job-seeker. If I say no, I look like I'm hiding something. The manager already made it clear he doesn't want anyone on the team who's thinking of leaving. I don't know how to navigate this without torpedoing my current position.