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We made a print with apartamento 710

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By Melanie Ehrenkranz Verified
| Laid Off
Laid Off is the coolest place on the internet to talk about being laid off. Have a tip or juicy story? Hit reply. A few months ago, I reached out to apartamento 710 creator Florencia Ornelas about creating a print for the Laid Off community. Florencia has a style that’s so fresh and fun. She also organizes and hosts packed creative meetups in Vancouver filled with massive floral centerpieces, stunning jello cakes, and piles of glitter glue.
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Laid Off: On a Work Visa

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By Melanie Ehrenkranz Verified
| Laid Off
Laid Off is the coolest place on the internet to talk about being laid off. Have a tip or juicy story? Hit reply. In today’s issue, I talk to a former Robinhood content designer on what it’s like to get laid off and have a 60-day countdown start. In August 2022, Robinhood laid off 23% of its workforce, blaming the crypto meltdown and inflation, and citing that the company had overhired during the pandemic.
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Writing for an AI astrology app to pay the bills

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By Melanie Ehrenkranz Verified
| Laid Off
I’ve done a lot of reporting on the experience of getting laid off, and the immediate aftermath. I’ve asked you about paying over $600 a month for COBRA, getting boozy milkshakes with your coworkers on your last day on the job, posting a crying video on your finsta, being let go when your company has over 110 billion dollars in the bank, the first thing you did after the news (overwhelmingly: crying), and what you named your group chats.
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