1. Dismissal is not a tragedy, but your chance to change your life for the better Whatever the reasons for dismissal, keep calm and only calm! Yes, losing your job is a way out of your comfort zone, but then your fate is in your hands again. Consider the situation as a chance to change your life for the better, and not as a tragedy. Do not hesitate, after a while you will remember this with a smile and be glad that everything turned out that way. Remember: dismissal does not mean that you are a poor specialist - just now you are not on the way with the old company. Focus on your strengths - this will not only increase your self-esteem, but also help you realize your competitive advantages in the labor market. 2. Get some rest There is a possibility - go on a trip, no - give yourself at least a few days of respite. Go to the zoo with your child or friends, visit your parents, arrange friendly gatherings, go outdoors. And by all means tell friends and acquaintances about your fr
The tradition of writing a farewell letter to colleagues on the last business day came to Russia only recently. Is it worth wasting time and e-mailing words of gratitude to already former co-workers? To the last day at the old job was another step forward, listen to the recommendations. Why is this needed? To decide whether or not to write a farewell letter to colleagues, answer two questions for yourself. First, do you want to maintain business (or maybe friendship) relationships with colleagues in the future? The professional world may turn out to be rather narrow - it is quite possible that you will meet with former colleagues more than once. Having parted with colleagues on a positive note, you will be ready for new meetings and, possibly, for joint projects in the future. The second question is whether you are ready to spend time and effort and write a truly informative, rather than formal, letter? So that every reader understands you and your motives, so that everyone you