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It's not in-between, it's unemployment. What the OP likely meant, is leaving a gap between leaving a job and starting next one. It's usually easier to push emp
by KptMarchewa 2mo ago
It's not in-between, it's unemployment.
What the OP likely meant, is leaving a gap between leaving a job and starting next one. It's usually easier to push employment date by a month than getting a month-long vacation after starting the job.
- herbst 2mo agoThis is what I ment. But I also realized that most people don't have the luxury of unemployed money which makes changing jobs way less risky generally.