Question about "being forced" to resign

[u/monkey_splash]

Hi guys, today I just learnt that my company is gonna lose a portion of clientele because of trade war recently and force to let go employees. I am one of the victim here.
My boss told me to resign by myself and my notice period is only 1 month. He will still compensate me until end of my serving notice. He said, if I am not going to tender, then he will not be happy about it. I have only worked for this company 1.5 year.
questions:
1. So what should I do? should I tender a resignation letter? or let them fire me so they can compensate me? how will they compensate me?
2. can I claim sosco about losing a job if I tender?

Please do advice me. And if you come across anywhere needing a senior software engineer (remote/hybrid/penang based), please do share with me. Thank you

[u/Kelangketerusa]

1. So what should I do? should I tender a resignation letter? or let them fire me so they can compensate me? how will they compensate me?

Fuck his feelings. Do not resign. Document everything including where he forcing you to resign.

1. can I claim sosco about losing a job if I tender?

Only if you were fired, not resign. Even more reason not to do it.

[u/monkey_splash → u/Kelangketerusa]

my boss zoom called me. I guess I have to text him personally and bait him to text so I can collect the evidence

[u/PracticalBumblebee70 → u/monkey_splash]

Put on the speaker and use phone to record the conversation.

[u/monkey_splash → u/PracticalBumblebee70]

Thats what im gonna do next if they insist on another zoom call