How are you handling the stress of job search and layoffs?
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brian in
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Aug 16th, 2010 |
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I decided to not job-hunt right after I was laid off. Now that I’m looking I realize that there are practically no positions for my level of qualifications (marketing/sales management) and I am either over-qualified for most (coordinators) or under-qualified (directors, etc). So needless to say, I’m stressing…
How are you handling this all?
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3 Responses to “How are you handling the stress of job search and layoffs?”
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Why don’t you take off a few things on your resume that over-qualify you? Being “over-qualified” = they don’t want to pay you as much, but if you need a job I think it’s best to take the hit in pay for now.
Look at it this way, if you are over-qualified then you’ll be really good at your job and those promotions will come in no time.
there are many good stress relieving techniques out there…. here is one example: http://stress-help-guide.com/learning-how-to-relieve-stress/
You lower your sights. That will increase your chance of success. Apply to work at a hotel job but keep your goal to become a manager as soon as possible..