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Job Loss

By CathyG

Job Loss Resources (and some good news)

Career consultant Alison Doyle is giving away copies of her book, Internet Your Way To A Good Job Online. She’s got some good resources for job hunters. Usually I say, “You get what you pay for,” but this seems to be the Real Deal. Click here  for more.

Filed Under: Job Loss

By CathyG

Managing Layoffs With Grace

A Business week columnist presented what she calls “etiquette tips” for those who are laid-off as well as those who survive. Go here to read the column. A few key ideas: When you’re laid off, write a few personal notes to colleagues in your current and recent jobs. Talk about why you enjoyed the business […]

Filed Under: Job Loss Tagged With: Career Advice and Opinions, Job Loss, loss

By CathyG

Threatened with a layoff? 5 Things *Not* To Do

These days, almost everybody feels uncertain about jobs. Fear can lead to paralysis or panic, which in turn lead to bad decisions and searches for a  quick fix. Here are five tempting actions that are best to avoid. Mistake #1: Hiring a firm to “blast” your resume to a thousand or more prospective employers.  These […]

Filed Under: Job Loss Tagged With: Career Advice and Opinions, Job Loss

By CathyG

“Regular Guy” Goes Homeless

A few years ago, the newspaper USA Today carried a story by former Wall Street Journal reporter Les Gapay, now living out of his truck as he travels around national parks. Unable to find a job, Gapay uses library computers to freelance as a writer and publicist. Approaching sixty, he fears many jobs will go […]

Filed Under: Job Loss Tagged With: Job Search, loss, mid-life career change

By CathyG

Financial planning for a job loss

When you lose your job, the first question that comes to mind is, “How will I survive financially?” I haven’t seen much good advice for dealing with the financial side of career change, but I like this article: http://www.fpanet.org/public/tools/jobloss.cfm#steps Some points I especially like: Cobra may not be your best option for health insurance. Make […]

Filed Under: Career Coaching / Consulting, Job Loss Tagged With: Career Change, financial planning, Job Loss

By CathyG

First 90 days after a layoff

I just ran across a pretty good Wall Street Journal article What To Do After a Layoff by Erin Chambers. Read it here. Essentially, the advice is: Don’t hide (this is tough). Get a sense of energy and momentum. Get your references in gear. Line up the resources you’ll need: financial planners, career coaches, recruiters […]

Filed Under: Job Loss Tagged With: corporate career, fired, layoffs, severance

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