People are usually laid off for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Don't expect logic in who gets laid off and who doesn't, which departments survive and which don't, etc. There is often no discernable logic involved. It's just the luck of the draw, and it is not a personal failure, so don't let it destroy your confidence.
Surviving a Layoff
Friday, November 07, 2008
Surviving a Layoff
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Here are three really helpful ebooks for job seekers and other people who have been laid off and want to improve their search skills and how to find the best information on the Internet. I wrote these four years ago after I retired from the federal government after 27 years.
Most people do not know how to get the most out of search engines if they are looking for a job. There are a number of special search tactics you need to learn to know how to find the crispest, freshest and valid data and information online.
The Magic Search Words (Jobs, Scholarships, and Health) can be downloaded as pdf files for $1 each. www.magicsearchwords.com
These 110 page books were originally written four years ago and have been sold online in soft cover at $12.95 and $14.95
The search techniques are golden. They can make the difference between wasteful failure and daily success in finding the right answers, opportunities, people, and access.
No matter what you think you know about searching, the techniques in these books will improve what you do and what you get for whatever time you spend online.
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