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should you wait for the severance package or change jobs ASAP so lets pretend that your company will be laying off people soon but you dont know when but you do know they will offer a severance package should you wait until you get the severance package or should you find and start a new job as soon as possible before the severance package is offered ideally you would get the severance package followed by a new job shortly after the issue is that everyones job prospects are different if you are confident you can get a good job quickly then wait and collect the severance and then start a new job if you are not confident about your job prospects the situation becomes more precarious I would still recommend you start looking for a job and see if something great presents itself it would be in this situation that you could forego the severance package entirely you know if you find a great job and then you can just start the new job before you lose your old job you can only lose in a situ