Does your job search frighten you? Why…what are you afraid of? The interview? Not being able to answer the questions correctly? Being rejected? This is how you can overcome that fear…
Tag Archives | Fear
Job Search Anxiety
As Christ said to Mary, “… you are concerned about so many things.” That is true of all us as well. Some people have made anxiety an art form, but we all do it to some degree. Your job search can create a lot of anxiety if you let it…
Unemployment or Underemployment
Underemployment or unemployment can certainly feel like imprisonment in a prison without bars, but there is hope, and there is a way out…
Find The Right Job
Finding the right job is easier said than done. Where do you go? How do you start? What do you do? Use these ideas to get you started on the right track…
Get New Job
They say the best time to get a new job is while you still have a job. They say employers are more interested in having someone that is current working. “But I’m not currently working,” you say. “I’m currently unemployed and have been for several months. What hope do I possibly have?”
Job Search Pain
How difficult is your job search? Is it humbling and painful? Do you feel less than qualified to secure that new job and leave the ranks of the unemployed? Consider this…
Job Search Fears
What frightens you about your job search? Fear of not getting a job? Fear of getting the “wrong” job? How can you conquer those fears and handle them effectively?
Job Search Patience
Are you having trouble being patient during your job search journey or during a time when you are feeling under employed? Is there a plan or a reason for all of this? When and how will your frustration end?
Unemployed and Afraid
There are times in your life as in mine when we feel at the end of our resources. Things are out of control, life is full of confusion, the emotional pain (or physical) is overwhelming. Maybe this is your life while you are unemployed and afraid as you engage in a job search.
Job Searching Fear
They say the best time to get a job is while you still have a job, and I’ve been out of work for a couple of months now. Am I doomed before I even start?”
That idea about getting a job while you have a job has been going around for years, but the practical reality is that the large majority of people don’t start looking until they know they are going to be laid off or have already been laid off. And the vast number of unemployed folks find new positions in a reasonable time from when they apply themselves and understand the process.