10 Things You Should Do If You Get Sacked

Getting sacked sucks. But it's not the end of the world and you mustn't give up. Check out this SlideShare for some tips on how to stay on track.

Getting sacked sucks. I’ve been there. And it feels awful.

But the most important thing you must remember right now is that it’s not the end of the world – and that you must stay proactive!

This week’s SlideShare should help you stay on track.

Summary

I know; it can be really tough to keep going after getting let go. But don’t give up.

Check out these great resources if you need a helping hand:

Remain calm, know your rights and stay proactive!

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Good luck.

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