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Managing Unemployment


Unemployment is one of the life's most stressful situations, especially since job seekers can expect 3-5 months looking for their net permanent position. Unemployement experts advice the unemployed to stay on top of three vital aspects of your life :

                    1 . Your EMOTIONS
                    2 . Your MONEY  and Last but not the LEAST
                    3 . Your JOB SEARCH

Managing your EMOTIONS :
  
     You may experience a number of different emotions during your period of UNEMPLOYMENT, including
  • Fear
  • Helplessness
  • Shame
  • Anger
  • Depression
  • Worthlessness
Whatever you may be feeling, the best antinodes are to recognize, not dent your emotions, deal with them and take action in POSITIVE ACTIVITIES.
  • Gain the support of family and friends.
  • Join a job-huunting supporting group.
  • Remian Physically active.
  • Catch up on hobbies.
  • Keep regular hours, Eat regular and stay Healthy.
Managing your MONEY :


    " How will I pay my bills ? " This is the first question for those who suddenly finds themselves without a job. It is critical that you take action immediately to stabilize your financial situation.
  • Applying for unemployment compensation.
  • Dividends and interest from Investments and Savings.
  • Equity in home.
  • Stock and Bond investments.
  • Cut down on both fixed and variable expenses.

Managing your JOB SEARCH :

      Look the Unemployment as an Opportunity, not a Vacation. Take the following efforts to get your job search off a GREAT START .
  • Treat the job search like any other JOB.
  • Keep a Schedule and Set GOALS.
  • Assemble a team, with Employment Professionals.
  • Get Organized.
  • Develop a WINNING ATTITUDE, take it one day at a time.
  • Remain ENTHUSIASTIC.
  • Quit at the END of the day.
Stay on Track 
    Beware of the negative things which may distract and detours your determination and working towards the Employment. So make and keep control on the following to end in a Better employment :
  • Bad Time Management.
  • Discouragement.
  • People.
Making it HAPPEN
Try and Try untill you Succeed . 

These are not just words, so make it happen through these and your positive attitude and Live the life with lots of hope :) Not just for you............. Life is to be lived and enjoyed. Its for you and your loved ones :) 
Make it happen :) 
" Happy Job Hunting " 

Comments

  1. ManiMarch 30, 2010 at 12:44 PM

    nice compilation..but still the phase of going through is more tough in reality than putting in words.

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  2. Redbull85.Giri RMarch 30, 2010 at 11:35 PM

    theres a hhuuugggeee difference of being unemployed in US & India...
    theres nothing as unemployment compensation
    until recently, we take our first job as d last job to retire...lot many to change, both perspective & attitude wise..

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