Now What? Managing a Sudden Career Transition
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In Now What? Managing a Sudden Transition in Your Career, Annella Metoyer uses the common footprint in her story and the stories of others to carve a step
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Now What? Managing a Sudden Career Transition - Annella Metoyer
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Now What? Managing a Sudden Transition in your Career is a great read for those who have been in the unenviable position of no position. Annella Metoyer candidly extracts the fears, anguish, and vulnerabilities associated with what can be described as one of life’s underestimated tragedies. At the same time, she does a great job illustrating healing and hope with real-life examples to which we can all relate. Now What? is a must-read, especially for those who seek peace and an answer.
—Ray Pereira, Regional Bank Executive
Through her own personal recount and those provided by others that have experienced a similar fate, Ms. Metoyer captures the essence of what it truly feels like to be displaced.
—Cynthia Calapa Riezenman,
former banking colleague
Now What? should be required reading for anyone who believes that saying it’s a business decision—it isn’t personal
is helpful or respectful when informing someone that they are being laid off. The importance of work in our lives cannot be overstated. In addition to financial security, it is central to our relationships, a sense of purpose and value, and identity. In Now What? Annella offers readers a glimpse into the gut-wrenching, life-changing experience of what it is like to lose a job due to forces outside your control. The stories, including her own, provide a first-hand look at the aftermath of the often sterile and abrupt end to years of dedication and contribution: the shock, disorientation, doubt, and many other emotions. For anyone who is or has been in transition,
many of the experiences will probably be familiar.
The book also offers hope and inspiration for anyone at any stage of the transition process. For those stumbling disoriented through a tunnel of doubt, the stories of those who have crawled and clawed their way to the other side can help put things in perspective; falling and getting up is part of the process. For those who don’t know where to start, Annella shares practical tips, suggestions, and small steps to move forward, including the importance of reaching out for help. For those looking for answers about what to do in the next phase of their lives, her message is clear: as awful as this experience may seem, it can be a wake-up call. Reflect, learn, and move forward with confidence with your eyes wide open.
Losing a job is always disruptive, and the chaos of the current environment adds an extra level of pressure to an already overwhelming experience. While there are no easy answers, this book offers nuggets of wisdom from the generous heart of someone who has traveled the path and is dedicated to helping and serving others on the journey.
—Angela Stauder, Managing Director, Personalysis
Now What?
Managing a Sudden Transition in Your Career
By
Annella Metoyer
Now What? Managing a Sudden Transition in Your Career
Copyright © 2021 Annella Metoyer
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Printed in the United States of America
First Printing: June 2021
Published by Inspire Development, LLC.
ISBN-13: [978-1-64184-198-6] (Hardback)
ISBN-13: [978-1-64184-199-3] (paper)
ISBN-13: [978-1-64184-200-6] (Kindle)
Disclaimer:
The contents of this book is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical or legal advice. If you choose to rely on any information provided in Now What? Managing a Sudden Transition in Your Career, you do so solely at your own risk. Under no circumstances is the author or Inspire Development, LLC responsible for the claims of third-party websites or educational providers.
Some names and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of the individuals.
Dedication
This handbook is dedicated to the many individuals who have experienced a transition, termination, reduction in force, separation, or displacement in the workplace.
Courage is the power to let go of the familiar
—Raymond Lindquist
Table of Contents
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Transition,