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Open to Work Post Generator for LinkedIn

For professionals affected by a layoff or starting a fresh search who want their network to help. You get a ready LinkedIn post with your role, focus and what you want, plus a character count.

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How to use

How to use the Open to Work Post Generator

  1. Choose What happened and a Tone: Dignified, Warm, Upbeat or Brief.
  2. Fill in your name, last or current role, top skills and what you are looking for.
  3. Switch Ask for referrals, Thank old team and the footer credit on or off.
  4. Click Copy, or Share on WhatsApp.
Worked example

An example, step by step

You enter

What happened: layoff, Tone: Dignified, role Data Engineer, skills Python, ETL pipelines, dbt, looking for data engineering roles in Bengaluru or remote.

The tool shows

The post opens with: Like many others recently, my role as Data Engineer was affected by a round of layoffs. It thanks the old team, states the focus and the roles wanted, asks for intros and ends with #OpenToWork #Hiring.

FAQ

Questions about the Open to Work Post Generator

How do I write a LinkedIn post after being laid off?

State what happened in one calm line, thank your team, name your skills and the roles you want, then ask for referrals. The tool builds this structure for you.

How long should an open to work post be?

Keep it short. The tool shows a live character count and warns past about 1,300 characters, where LinkedIn adds see more.

Which hashtags does the post include?

It adds #OpenToWork, plus #Hiring when Ask for referrals is switched on.

Is the Open to Work Post Generator free and private?

Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs entirely in your browser, so what you type is not uploaded. You only sign in if you want to email a result to yourself or save it to your CareerByteCode profile.