In San Manuel. But according to an expert in coping with job loss, there are clear ways to move forward. According to Dr. Carrie R. Leana, some folks will come through the adversity better than others. More importantly, she knows who they will be.
Financial stability is the biggest one.
People who are financially on the edge are going to tip the fastest. The people who tend to be able to cope with the situation are the ones who have financial reserves, reserves of social support, like a supportive spouse, family and friends, and reserves of self-efficacy, of being able to handle personal adversity. Some people can just weather these things better than others. Leana understands the impact of massive layoffs all too well. Growing up in Pittsburgh, she watched the steel industry there wither and die.