> It’s always easier to get a job when you have one then when you don’t. This should be emphasized. I have a friend who quit a terrible, stressful job without

> It’s always easier to get a job when you have one then when you don’t. This should be emphasized. I have a friend who quit a terrible, stressful job without something new lined up, and it took him a year to find another one. After an excessive number of interviews at one company for one position, he got annoyed and asked them what the deal was. They said that they were impressed by him, but were honest and said they were trying to figure out "what was wrong with him," since he wasn't employed, and then gave him an offer.