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Long-term Unemployment
By Marcia LaReau Leave a Comment
Strategies to Break Long-term Unemployment This article is written at the request of Judy Cooke, an IT Analyst, Developer, and Project Leader in Hartford, Connecticut. Regardless of your age: early-career, mid-career, and late-career, jobseekers face the challenge of being discriminated against if they have been unemployed for longer than three months. … [Read More...]
Parents & Grads

Parents of Grads and Grads!
Dos and Don'ts If you are the parent of a recent college grad, you are likely concerned about … [More...]
Motivation

Managing Your Thoughts
The Inner Voices If you have been unemployed longer than you expected, there is a good chance that … [More...]
Employment Process

Assessing Job Requirements
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Assessing the Job Requirements section of a posting is one of the most important tasks for the jobseeker. The list of requirements gives jobseekers specific details on how a Human Resource Professional will filter through the applications and decide … [Read More...]

Interview Failure: Next Steps
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Interviewing is a skill that takes practice. This is perhaps the most difficult part of the job search process. After the exhausting roller coaster of emotions that surround the interview process, receiving the bad news is particularly difficult. … [Read More...]

