King bell
VIP Contributor
If you've lost your job, it's important to know what to do. Here are some tips:
1. Be patient. Don't panic and don't try to find another job right away. It takes time to find a new job.
2. Start looking as soon as possible, but be realistic about how much time you have before you start looking for a new job again. You don't want to spend all of your savings on unemployment benefits or rent if you can't get back on your feet quickly.
3. Talk with friends and family members who know the area where you lost your job and see if they can help you find someone who has the skills or experience that are similar to what you had at your old company (or within the same industry).
4. Take advantage of all available resources, such as unemployment benefits, social services and free training programs, if they fit within your budget or don't require additional cost up front (such as training classes).
1. Be patient. Don't panic and don't try to find another job right away. It takes time to find a new job.
2. Start looking as soon as possible, but be realistic about how much time you have before you start looking for a new job again. You don't want to spend all of your savings on unemployment benefits or rent if you can't get back on your feet quickly.
3. Talk with friends and family members who know the area where you lost your job and see if they can help you find someone who has the skills or experience that are similar to what you had at your old company (or within the same industry).
4. Take advantage of all available resources, such as unemployment benefits, social services and free training programs, if they fit within your budget or don't require additional cost up front (such as training classes).
