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Okay! Thank you so much for this advice. Brings me to next question. Any thoughts on how recruiters / head hunters react when you disclose that you have been laid off? Do you have to share this immediately / at all?

 

in this market, it's probably not seen as bad as it was a few years ago, and if i understand correctly your previous employer should not be able to tell the reason your employment was terminated when asked, but i'm not sure.

In that case, you could spin it how you want.

 

IMO, refine the resume, get your name out there for new roles. A) if you are on the chopping block you avoid increased competition for roles, or at least B) get some interview reps in. Severance only makes sense if you have something lined up or are confident you can secure a new role before or by the time the severance would run out had you still been employed.

 

It takes at least a few months to find a new job so make use of your time 

 

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