I saw a direct impact on my life by the next day, but was made to feel on several occasions like I was "overreacting" and of course "scaremongering", so quite quickly learned to keep my thoughts to myself.
Objectively - I work for a company whose entire activity is in the UK. Its share price went down sharply, and has now settled 21.5% down on pre-referendum levels. We've all worked incredibly hard to grow this business over the seven years I have worked for it and pull it out of the last recession, so it's gutting to see.
This will likely get worse unless the sterling recovers as our pre-bought cash runs out and our imports become more expensive - either we take a hit on profits, or the consumer takes a hit on price.
My employer also is within the house building sector, so yeah, not looking great. The worry is after the end of this year, when the house builder contracts risk drying up - we'll suffer.
Consequently, we had a recruitment freeze on from day + 1, which has meant I had to reject a great, British, 62-year-old candidate who I was about to offer a job to. I hope he can find something else given his age. Redundancies are also on the table.
Personally, I lost £6,500 from the share price dropping. I'm not yet sure of the impact on my pension.
And finally, in 13 years, I have never once felt like going home, or felt scared to speak my mother tongue in public (I have zero accent and a British name since marrying, so usually am incognito unless I actually tell people I am an EU migrant), but now I feel utterly rejected and like going back is appealing - even though I haven't lived there since I was 20 years old, i.e. half my life. I can't justify uprooting my husband and moving him far away from his family though so it won't happen.