
In the wake of widespread layoffs in the tech industry, a new trend has emerged where individuals, dubbed 'layoff influencers,' are openly discussing their experiences of being let go. This shift marks a departure from the past when losing a job was often considered shameful. These influencers are using social media platforms to share their stories, offering a candid look at the realities of job loss. The phenomenon is part of a broader movement where professionals are also engaging in 'quiet quitting'—a strategy where employees do the bare minimum at work when promotions are not forthcoming or when roles are not backfilled.
Losing your job used to be shameful. Now a whole class of “layoff influencers” are pulling back the curtain on being let go. https://t.co/kwQv3EMRpl Sorry, it's still shameful. If you make light of your prior employer, other employers will be less likely to hire you. So be quiet.
Losing your job used to be shameful. Now a whole class of “layoff influencers” are pulling back the curtain on being let go. https://t.co/HR5Sxh9uZU via @BW
Losing your job used to be shameful. Now a whole class of “layoff influencers” are pulling back the curtain on being let go. https://t.co/4MnuGRwSdr