My (Re)Employment Plan

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[/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.27.4″ min_height=”643px”]Studies show that workers who transition from layoff to their next job the fastest understand the importance of making
themselves a good match for their next employer. Being a good match means understanding the interests, skills and values
that you possess that will get you hired.

 

DETAILED JOB SEARCH PLAN

Résumé

• An updated résumé that has been reviewed by a peer or workforce professional will be your first impression.
  Don’t let it stand out for the wrong reasons.

Social Networking

• Facebook and Twitter are often checked by employers. Make your profile attractive to businesses looking to hire.
• Use social networking to your advantage. Promote your professionalism and skills, not your weekend.

Make a timeline for getting a job.

• Unemployment Insurance benefits last on average less than 13 weeks. Many people get a job within 10 weeks
  because they start looking right away.

Network and Apply

• Engaging the job market is more than just applying. Target your applications to employers looking to hire that
  fit your skill set and connections.

 

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