Financial stress: After losing your job, you may face financial stress, including paying daily living expenses, rent or mortgage, car loan, credit card bills, etc. Naked resignation may not have enough economic reserves and may need to take measures to deal with these financial pressures as soon as possible.

Employment Competition: The market competition is fierce, and naked resignation may face fierce employment competition when looking for a job again. You may need to submit more job applications, attend interviews and spend more time and energy looking for a suitable job.

Career gap: naked resignation may lead to a career gap in resumes, which may have a negative impact on job seekers' employment decisions. When looking for a new job, you need to explain the reasons for the career gap and show your self-improvement and self-development after resigning.

Psychological stress: Losing your job may cause stress to your mental health, including anxiety, inferiority, disappointment and depression. We need to pay attention to and manage our emotions, seek support and help, and maintain a positive attitude and good mental health.

Social pressure: In some social cultures, naked resignation may be considered irresponsible or unstable, and may be questioned and criticized by social pressure or relatives and friends. You need to stick to your decision and believe in your career choice.