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It's not between sticking around or quitting. They could have gone out and found a new job. One that presumably pays more than unemployment and quite possibly g
by kamarg 7y ago
It's not between sticking around or quitting. They could have gone out and found a new job. One that presumably pays more than unemployment and quite possibly given the current stage of the economic cycle, more than their current job.
- Justsignedup 7y agoI mean, if your lifestyle doesn't require the full payment, you can think of it as a half-pay long vacation. I for one wouldn't mind being unemployed for 3 months.
- dragontamer 7y ago> I for one wouldn't mind being unemployed for 3 months. A 3-month hole in your resume will be something you'd have to explain to your future employers for the rest of your life.
- boernard 7y agoany place that would give me a hard time because of a 3 months gap in my resume is a place I'd rather not work at
- kingofpandora 7y ago> A 3-month hole in your resume will be something you'd have to explain to your future employers for the rest of your life. Huh? People take time off between jobs all the time.
- perl4ever 7y agoThere are places that demand your high school and/or college diplomas even if it's been 30 years. There are places that give programmers tests with flow charts. At some stage of maturity you realize there's no point in worrying about pleasing everybody, because many of them are unreasonable and you'll never get the chance anyway. Whenever there are unreasonable rules and you really do want to get around them, all you have to do is find a way to demonstrate your talent sufficiently that people will bend them for you.
- sp332 7y agoTo get the benefit, you have to provide documentation that you're looking for a job.
- sp332 7y agoIt's not that easy to find a new job while working full-time.