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Leap tall buildings in a single bound. Unemployment often means more than losing your job. You may experience emotional and financial stress as a result of it. Worse, unemployment may influence relationships with family and friends. The shorter unemployment lasts, the less the stress will be.
To reduce stress, don't blame yourself. Losing a job is like any other loss. You may feel responsible even though the closing, layoff, or separation was not your fault.

Adjust your lifestyle. You may have to live on a reduced income for a while. Decide, with your family, what adjustments need to be made.

Take care of your body. Regular sleep, meals and exercise are very important.

Communicate. Discuss the situation. You don't have to carry the burden alone. Your family and friends are your support system.

Create a schedule. Organize your day around the work of finding a job, but set limits. Evenings and weekends should be for relaxation and recreation.

Start your new job. Looking for a job is a full-time job and the most important thing you can do right now. You are most attractive to other employers when you are first laid off. The best way to cope with unemployment is to succeed in finding another job as quickly as possible.
The Most Positive, Successful Job Hunter...
Bulletassumes that no one else can find a job for him because no one else can know exactly what he needs, wants, or likes. No one else knows exactly what he can do.

Bulletrealizes that outcome depends on input and is willing to conduct a full-time (35 hours a week) job search to produce job opportunities quickly.

Bulletunderstands that to sell himself, he must know his product and convince others of his value. He knows what he can do, where he is needed, and exactly what he wants.

Bulletknows that there are many routes to the same destination and develops a personal road map.

He is prepared for detours...and shortcuts.
Bulletexercises good judgement in every job hunting situation. He believes any time, whether perceived as good or bad, is an opportunity on which to capitalize.

Bulletavoids paralyzing "what ifs." He keeps his eye on his goals and sees setbacks as temporary.

Most important, he keeps moving forward.
Bulletbelieves in himself and doesn't see employment turndowns as personal rejections.

Bulletdeals with reality. His choices and expectations reflect the economic conditions and job market in which he operates.

Bulletinvolves his family and friends. He allows others to help him/her by considering job leads and accepting encouragement from others.

Bulletmaintains a good sense of humor.
It's important to begin your job search on the right note by developing a positive attitude.

Helpful Hints
BulletTake time to prepare
BulletGive time everyday for your search
BulletShow Initiative and visit employers
BulletPersevere and call potential employers back
BulletNetwork and reach everyone
BulletLook good and you'll feel better
BulletSay "Thanks" written and verbally
BulletConvince yourself and employers
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