I was laid off 1.5 years ago and still can't find a full-time job. I feel like I'm working harder than ever, yet making less than I did before.

Source: Business Insider

After being laid off, Alex English left LA due to the high cost of living and crowded job market. Thomas Simonetti for BIAlex English was laid off in June 2024 and felt some relief after being unhappy at work for a while. After realizing he was running out of his savings, he moved from LA back to his hometown in Tampa.

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