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At least she cares
I hope you asked for a good letter of recommendation. If you didn't you should call or email her and ask for one. At least like other people on here have said in so many words that you know she didn't agree with your being let go and that means something towards you and your working abilities. Go to your next interview(s) with confidence and good luck! I wish you the best. :)
At least that shows it wasn't her choice and she didn't want to do it. I see it as a reflection of how well of a job you did. Either that or she doesn't like giving bad news.
She could have stood up for you, by didn't. You are right to be angry at her.
You seem like you had a great boss. She must have really appreciated you as a worker and sad to have to let you go. Also being the bearer of bad news sucks and I'm wondering if you already knew this lay off was coming and not surprised or it just hasn't hit you yet?
Did she have makeup sex with you?
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Well then you must be a great employee OP. Hopefully you won't have much trouble getting a new job with a good recommendation
You're a good person OP. Sounds like you'll have a good reference at least.