Anyone's employer started lay-offs already?

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

What field is this?

What does an energy auditor do? - CareerExplorer

An energy auditor is responsible for assessing the energy efficiency of buildings, industrial facilities, or other structures. These experts play an important role in helping businesses and individuals identify energy wastage, reduce energy consumption, and lower utility costs.

www.careerexplorer.com

I work for an HVAC Contractor and also get contract jobs from the various utility companies.

Good opportunity for self-employment, but the equipment, training/certifications, insurance, etc., adds-up.​

 

[Mega]

What does an energy auditor do? - CareerExplorer

An energy auditor is responsible for assessing the energy efficiency of buildings, industrial facilities, or other structures. These experts play an important role in helping businesses and individuals identify energy wastage, reduce energy consumption, and lower utility costs.

www.careerexplorer.com

I work for an HVAC Contractor and also get contract jobs from the various utility companies.

Good opportunity for self-employment, but the equipment, training/certifications, insurance, etc., adds-up.​

Interesting..

I had a home energy assessment done by Mass Save during the summer. My auditor recommended that I switch over from oil to heat pump.

 

[At30wecashout]

We actually hiring like a mawfukka where I am. Also, WFH demands has limited our talent pool. Still get interest but folks ghost when there is no WFH leeway. Departments are bare as a result.

 

[morris]

People begging for the WFH stuff...gonna be cut loose. Middle management gonna be cut loose.

Everyone client facing gonna be straight.

Happens every recession...

Very true though WFH means nothing when the company is very profitable and have few internal ticketing issues. I will say, many companies are now mandating hybrid (at least 2x a day)-->even though EVERYONE except executives are making ZOOM calls!! makes 0 sense. none

Why what is happening which will cause redundancies?

Low cash; no funding; startup life

I've went through layoffs twice I work in oil & gas. My first time being laid off was right before Thanksgiving 2016. They gave me a nice sevarnce package so I just chilled the whole holiday season and right after New Years I got back on the hunt and had an offer 3 days later. It was a blessing because some of my old coworkers were without work for 6 months or longer.

The second time I was laid off was actually earlier this year in January. I got an even better severance package so I chilled, did a lil traveling, had an insane workout schedule, of course spunt time with my kids traveled with them and etc. I got back on the job hunt in June & got the offer for my current job in July. I'm no longer in oil and gas even though the pay is good, job security is a real concern unfortunately. I currently work in an industry thats practically layoff proof and the pay for my role is comparable to what I got in oil and gas plus I still get to work from home and have time to pursue other interests.

Respect for bouncing back twice. What industry/field do you work in?

I work remotely and my company is begging me to help find staff and offering $4K bonus for each referral they hire

Well ... spill the beans

 

[JayYoung713]

Very true though WFH means nothing when the company is very profitable and have few internal ticketing issues. I will say, many companies are now mandating hybrid (at least 2x a day)-->even though EVERYONE except executives are making ZOOM calls!! makes 0 sense. none



Low cash; no funding; startup life


Respect for bouncing back twice. What industry/field do you work in? Now Im in the waste management industry. Procurment Manager type shyt type shyt lol.

Well ... spill the beans

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Thought hiring ramped up around holiday season

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

I wish they would right now

I hope you're the first one laid off

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

I work remotely and my company is begging me to help find staff and offering $4K bonus for each referral they hire

So you going to put us on or nah

 

[Spence]

Careerbuilder of all companies just let go of like 500 people. It’s about to get fkn serious out here

 

[O.T.I.S.]

I hope you're the first one laid off

 

[Sohh_lifted]

Not yet, they've required a certain segment of the workforce (basically if you were originally hired to work in the office, you gotta go back) to go back to office. Alot of those folks have left the company in the past 1-2 months.

 

[Apollo Creed]

Careerbuilder of all companies just let go of like 500 people. It’s about to get fkn serious out here

ask yourself in the days of LinkedIn and Indeed how they even make money

 

[Mastamimd]

ask yourself in the days of LinkedIn and Indeed how they even make money

I'm surprised they still exist

 

[WesCrook]

Recession-proof industries 2022

Real estate and property management.

Pet retail and care services

Health services

Food stores and grocery services.

Repair industry and renovations.

Information Technology

Legal services

Financial and accounting

Baby products

Education and daycare

Insurance

Food and beverage

Funeral

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Current job needs to hire about 5 more people. Old job just hired 30....and they probably need at least 20 more.