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You Didn't Get Fired. You Got Redirected.

Episode 1 of the Canadian Job Search Podcast – Career Growth & Professional Development podcast, hosted by John Ribeiro, titled "You Didn't Get Fired. You Got Redirected." was published on February 20, 2026 and runs 6 minutes.

February 20, 2026 ·6m · Canadian Job Search Podcast – Career Growth & Professional Development

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Episode Description

Getting laid off hurts. There's no way around that.

But in today's job market — where restructuring, automation, and AI transformation are accelerating — most layoffs aren't personal. They're structural.

In this powerful reset episode, we shift the narrative.

You didn't get fired.
You got redirected.

Instead of spiraling into panic applications and self-doubt, this episode walks you through a practical 3-step repositioning strategy to help you regain confidence and move forward strategically:

✔️ How to document your measurable wins (and why this rebuilds confidence fast)
✔️ How to identify and articulate transferable skills employers actually value
✔️ How to leverage AI tools to accelerate your job search and stand out

This is not a failure moment.
It's a positioning moment.

If you're navigating a layoff — or feel one coming — this episode will help you shift from reactive to strategic in under 20 minutes.

🎯 Ready to go deeper?
Grab a copy of Zero2Hired for a step-by-step roadmap to landing your next role faster.
Or book a coaching discovery call and let's build your next move with clarity and confidence.

Your career isn't over.
It's evolving.
Let's move forward — intentionally.

 

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