My Top 10 Points of Action in Kicking Off an Organized Job Search After a Layoff

Not to steal from Dave Letterman, but the “top 10” has become part of the American zeitgeist, so I apply this easy approach to all my action lists — including my post-layoff job search — and keep track using my 10 fingers. 1. Don’t Ignore an Opportunity: T he day I was let go, I walked out with a job lead and name…

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