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Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Always Be Prepared: 5 Tips for Unexpected Job Loss

This is a helpful summary of things to keep in mind as a 21st century worker.

"Whether you’re Joe Torre or Joe Cubicle, your at-will (more aptly, fire-at-will) contract may come to an end unexpectedly. If you’re smart, you may have seen the writing on the wall and given yourself time to prepare. Life isn’t always that obvious, so you should be thinking ahead and protecting yourself. Here are some tips that you can start putting into effect now, particularly if you are not the sole controller of your employment destiny..."

The main points of the article include:
  • Keep three to six months in accessible funds.
  • Keep your resume and portfolio current.
  • Always be networking.
  • Get recommendations without asking.
  • Study your industry.

Labels: business, employment, strategy, work

posted by Coworkers.com at 9:31 AM

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