10 Quick Tips to Keep You Ahead of the Layoff Curve

It’s possible to increase your chances of keeping your job in the event of layoffs and downsizing. Here’s how, in ten steps.

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The Ultimate Guide to Going From Fired to Hired

It can be tough when you lose your job, but following these steps can help you ease into your job search and quickly land your next opportunity.

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Rescinded Job Offers: Why It Can Happen and What to Do

Have you been offered a great job, only to have the job offer rescinded? Here’s why it might happen, some warning signs, and how to protect yourself.

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How to Recover From Job Loss

Losing your job can be overwhelming and discouraging. Here’s how to recover, regain your confidence and emerge ready for your next opportunity.

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At-Will Employment: What It Means and Important Exceptions

At-will employment means that you can quit your job, or your employer can terminate you, without a reason. There are exceptions, so it’s important to know your rights.

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How to Ask for a Reference Letter (With Examples)

It’s a good idea to have written reference letters on hand when applying for jobs. Here’s how to ask for a reference letter and sample messages to help you get started.

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How to Find Resume Help: Templates, Tools, and More

Need help perfecting your resume? Here’s where to find the best resume tools, templates and other resume services.

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Should You Ask for Feedback After a Job Rejection?

The right feedback after an interview or job rejection can help you improve your chances of landing the next job. Here’s how and when to ask for feedback.

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How to Write a Resignation Letter

Follow these tips to write a resignation letter that helps you leave your job on a high note—what to include, what to leave out, and when to submit your resignation.

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How to Explain Being Fired During a Job Interview (with Examples)

Answer the job interview question — why did you leave your job when you were fired — needs to be done very carefully without trashing anyone or appearing to be a potential problem if hired.

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The Best LinkedIn Job Headline When You Are Unemployed

The best job title to use on LinkekdIn when you are unemployed.

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Thank You Email To Turn Rejection into Opportunity After Unsuccessful Interview

Turn those rejection letters and emails into opportunities for success by sending a nice – sincere! – thank you.

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Sample Email Example To Be Reconsidered for a Job

Here’s a recent success story from one of our clients that should motivate you to follow up after each and every rejection you get from employers. “No” Doesn’t Mean “Never!” Because, as we preach continually, when an employer says “No” it doesn’t mean “Never.” The rejection only means “Not today.” Not this job. Not now. You can do […]

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Tips to Recover From Being Fired

Rosa E. Vargas describes steps you can take to recover from being fired by a Fortune 500 employer.

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How Employers View You Being Fired (Sample Explanation)

Recruiter Harry Urschel explains how to effectively handle being fired from a previous job when you are networking or talking with a potential employer.

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Freelancing: A Good Option When You Are Unemployed?

How to determine if freelancing is a good alternative when you are unemployed.

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Resume Sample: Unemployment Gaps

Erin Kennedy, Job-Hunt’s Resumes Expert, illustrates the way you can manage employment gaps on your resume even when unemployed.

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Battle Unemployment Through Contracting or Freelancing

Mark Feffer describes how to battle unemployment by getting started the contracting/freelancing work.

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How to Keep Your Personal Brand Alive When You Are Unemployed

Meg Guiseppi, Job-Hunt’s Personal Branding Expert, shares the 4 ways to keep your personal brand alive when you are unemployed.

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What to Do If You Are Laid Off

As someone who was laid off twice in my career, I know that being laid off can feel like a big kick in your stomach, but millions have been laid off and recovered well, moving on to better jobs and careers. You will, too.

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