r/LayoffHedge

I was recently impacted by the Amazon layoffs after 11 years with the company. It’s strange to suddenly find yourself at a point you never planned for, especially after spending so much of your career in one place.
The surprising part is that I’m not particularly sad about it. I think I’m more curious about what comes next, even though I haven’t figured that out yet.
For those who’ve been through a similar experience, how did you approach this phase? Did you take it as an opportunity to try something different or stick to what you knew?

Tech companies spending trillions of dollars (So they lay people off for budgets).
If they succeed in creating viable AI(More layoffs).
If they fail (They will lay people off either they are bankrupt or they need to cut their losses).

Is this how this is gonna go???