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You don't have a lot of money saved, want to work for yourself some day and are concerned about how things look on your resume. This is not so consistent, you
by yakak 4y ago
You don't have a lot of money saved, want to work for yourself some day and are concerned about how things look on your resume.
This is not so consistent, you sound a lot like me when I was trying to cope with anxiety over the process of getting a new job in an industry that can seem very unfamiliar if you've been working in one employer for a bit.
My advice:
Think of the best opportunities you've seen over the last few years and then go and write them a cover letter that shows you are taking them seriously.
You may decide to start something on your own or they may have financial problems in a changing economy and lay you off.. Those are not reasons for inaction.
- pigsinzen 4y ago> This is not so consistent, you sound a lot like me when I was trying to cope with [...] getting a new job in an industry I really appreciate the advice! This doesn't match my situation but I have known others in the position you mention and maybe they will stumble across it one day. A valid point on the inconstancy :) I hoped I had quite a bit more time to save money while working at my current role. I am concerned with my resume because I need to fall back on it if self-employment doesn't pan out.