180 Days: Firewall The Layoff
The valley is about to see more layoffs. Not because people are not working hard enough. Because the math changed.
I did nothing else yesterday but finished this book, anticipating something will happen in next few weeks, and weeks after. I've seen enough. I told myself, good people should not go through it unprepared.
Let me be honest with you.
If you have worked in tech for more than ten years, you probably do not need this book. You already know how layoffs work. You already have the network, the runway, the habits. You would land something within three months without breaking a sweat.
But do you?
Because most people I have watched go through this, people with fifteen years of experience and strong performance reviews and good relationships with their managers, were not ready. Not even close.
The valley is about to see more layoffs. Not because people are not working hard enough. Because the math changed. And the decision was made in a room you were never in, by people looking at a spreadsheet that did not have your name on it until it did.
I have been in those rooms. I made calls for people before the news was delivered. This book is what I told them.
180 Days: Firewall the Layoff is not about how to feel better. It is a map. Starting right now, wherever you are.
The companion workbook turns the map into a practice.
180 Days: Firewall the Layoff — $12.99
2026 is already a brutal year. The best time to read this was six months ago. The second best time is Now.
And if you want to get a glance of the changed mindset, go find the article I wrote on Amazon. I probably will write another one soon, more details on the spreadsheets that decide people's fate. But first, let's take care of the people.
