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A free printable workbook for the weeks after a layoff, reorg or exit you did not choose, written by Erica Rivera, a former Google and Indeed recruiter. It walks through the first 72 hours, then days 1-30 (runway math, benefits and unemployment deadlines, severance review), days 31-60 (evidence of your work, your narrative) and days 61-90 (options and offers), with space to write your own answers and date them.
Why I recommend it: The most useful page is the first 72 hours: read the separation agreement slowly, do not sign on day one, and handle healthcare and unemployment deadlines before you touch your resume. It is written for senior women with 12+ years in, so the framing assumes that; the deadlines and runway math apply to anyone. It downloads straight as a PDF with no email required.
Take a free 2-minute diagnostic to get a clear read on what is actually holding you back in your career. The site also offers paid coaching packages.
From the site: Laid off? Expecting a RIF? Ready for your 'What's Next?' Take a free 2-minute diagnostic and get a clear read on what is actually holding you back.
Why I recommend it: Free diagnostic tool; paid coaching packages are also available.
Free career resources for people rebuilding after a layoff, career gap, or difficult exit — including a five-question career audit and comeback guides.
Why I recommend it: A good set of reflective exercises for anyone whose career has been interrupted and wants to regain clarity before jumping back into applications.
A career and networking platform focused on supporting veterans and military spouses through transitions, mentorship, and job-matching resources.
Why I recommend it: Veterans and military families face distinct transition challenges; Vetano is purpose-built to connect them with employers and mentors who understand that context.
Career and image coach helping professionals with transitions, interview confidence, and personal branding. Hosted by Linda Raynier.
In plain terms: This YouTube channel features guidance from career and image coach Linda Raynier. You can watch videos to build interview confidence, navigate career transitions, and develop your personal branding.
Why I recommend it: Good for the confidence side of interviewing, not just the answers.
