Here is my list of things that one may want to do in order to recover from layoffs - it worked for me and it may work for you - here it goes...
Look forward, do not think about past too much...
Talk to people, network...
Dress well...
Have a mentor...
Research, learn, find out - always...
Be positive, regardless of what hits you...
Every task, every assignment is the most important one...
If you fail, analyze why, act upon the analysis...
Invest in yourself...
I hate to say this but it's time that everyone learns from the millennials. They are always willing jump to the next job if it pays more or it has better working conditions. Unfortunately the people of the last generation in the workforce have been brainwashed into thinking we must be loyal to a company. In reality we are just a sheriff in town and if the next town pays more or has better working conditions we need to move on. It's time for the workers Revolution go to the highest better with the best conditions and leave the rest behind.
Honeywell is poisoning you daily. You will find another position, remember always you are not out of work you are only between jobs. Once in new position it will take about 6 months for all the poison to leave. Chances are the next company has better leadership and treats their workers right.
@1cbs a good expansion of the list
Update your resume
Establish a LinkedIn account and add contacts, including recruiters who are contacts of your contacts
Add alerts to job sites for jobs in which you might be interested
Good list
Chin up
-1vcn, now THAT's the spirit beaten out of you! Fabulous. It's working. Eeeggggssssceelllent. - Cote
Hmmm where does eating a carton of icecream while sobbing fall?
Also what if my mentor was laid off? Is gossiping considered networking?