Callum Borchers
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1,301 appearances
20 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2022
last heard Jan 2025
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And now, you know, a month after her layoff, she said, you know, I've already applied to 100 jobs.
I'm getting very little traction.
And it's really frustrating and discouraging to think about whether I'll be able to get that kind of setup again.
Some companies are offering severance packages to workers who are unwilling to comply.
So some will say, all right, well, I'm going to get, let's just say, three months of severance.
That'll be enough to tide me over till I find another job.
There are also folks, of course, who socked away cash during the post-pandemic boom.
And so they feel like they can afford to be out of work.
for a little while.
But sometimes the runway doesn't go as long as you would hope.
I spoke with a man named Nathan Vance who lives in Washington State, and he's one of those folks who took a buyout offer to leave Grindr, which had said, we want you all back in offices.
And he said, well, I'm 800 miles from the nearest office in San Francisco.
That's not happening.
And so he figured that between unemployment benefits and the severance package that he'd be okay, but here he is now.
eight months on and he hasn't landed a new job yet.
And so he says now he's dipping into personal savings, into the retirement fund.
He figures he's got a couple of months of runway left.
So he had a plan B. He thought that it made good sense, but the job market in his case has proven to be difficult.
What does this balance of power look like in the years to come?
What we're looking at in 2025 is a really interesting dynamic where you see optimism about the economy.
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