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This book was never planned. It arrived at the doorstep of a life that felt certain, steady, and secure. Then, without warning, that life shifted. A job was lost. And what followed was not just a search for the next role, but a deeper journey through uncertainty, reflection, and gradual understanding.
And Then I Lost My Job is both a memoir and a practical playbook. It tells the story of one professional’s experience of redundancy and renewal. But woven through that personal narrative is something far more…
This book hit me right where it mattered. I have been through redundancy myself, and Saswata captures that strange mix of panic and numbness so honestly. But what I loved most was the practical side, the CV tips and networking strategies that actually work in today's market. It felt like having a mate who has been through it all sit down and say, 'Here is what I learned, and here is what might help you.' No fluff. Just real talk and real tools.
I have read a lot of career books, but this one is different. It does not pretend that losing your job is easy or that you should just stay positive. Instead, Saswata walks you through the messy middle, the doubts, the anger, the days you just want to give up. And then he gives you a way forward. The section on AI and job applications was an eye-opener for me.
What struck me most was how human this book felt. Saswata does not write like an expert looking down from a tower. He writes like someone who has been in the trenches and is reaching back to pull you up. The six stages of grief framework helped me understand my own reactions to career setbacks in a way I never had before.
I picked this up expecting a standard career guide. What I got was a deeply personal story that made me feel less alone in my own struggles. Saswata's honesty about the dark days, the crying, the loss of identity, all of it, was refreshing and necessary. This is a book I will keep on my shelf and revisit whenever I need a reminder that I am more than my job title.
I reached out to Saswata when I was stuck in my job search and losing hope. Within our first conversation, he helped me see my experience differently. The CV restructuring he suggested got me three interview calls within two weeks. I honestly do not think I would have landed my current role without his help.
Saswata helped me prepare for an interview that I was absolutely dreading. He ran through mock questions with me and gave me honest, constructive feedback. But what I appreciated most was his calm, reassuring presence. He did not make me feel stupid for being nervous. I got the job, and I am forever grateful.
I had no idea how much my LinkedIn profile was holding me back until Saswata reviewed it. He pointed out gaps I had not noticed and helped me rewrite my summary in a way that actually sounded like me. Within a month, I had recruiters reaching out to me. His guidance was practical, honest, and genuinely transformative.