The Premier League champions were hammered 4-1 at Anfield by PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League on Wednesday - their ninth defeat in their past 12 matches in all competitions.
The stands emptied as frustrated fans quit the ground in droves in the latter stages of the match.
Now Liverpool face a trip to rejuvenated West Ham on Sunday, desperate to improve on their position of 12th place in the Premier League table.
Slot, who led Liverpool to the Premier League title last season in his first campaign in charge, said in the aftermath of Wednesday's defeat, he was confident his job was safe.
He held a press conference on Thursday, previewing his team's match at West Ham, who look a different side under new manager Nuno Espirito Santo.
The Dutchman was asked at the start of the press conference whether he has spoken to the club's owners since the PSV game.
"We've had the same conversations since I've been here," he said.
"We fight on. And we try to improve, that's what we all try. But the conversations have been the same as they've been for the past one and a half years."
Slot admitted Liverpool's standards had slipped but insisted he did not feel let down by his players.
"We think we can play better than we do," he said. "But last season, when we did really well, there was a lot of focus on certain individuals and I always said it should be about the team, and the team makes the individuals look very good.
"And if the opposite is happening, we should also look at the team and not at the individuals."