When Your Unemployment Job Search Slows Down, Here's How To Reverse It

If you're unemployed and your job search has been going too slow, this article is for you.

Many job seekers will try to reverse a slow search by making small changes or tweaks to their resume/job search strategy. Small changes are rarely enough to turn around a slow job search.

Other job seekers keep doing more of the same things that aren't working, and hope they'll get lucky.

Still others don't think there's anything they can do to change their job search results, so they wait for the job market to improve (and hope they get lucky).

None of these strategies work well to turn around a slow job search when you're unemployed, especially when the job market still has such large numbers of competitors as we see in 2024.

The reason why you may be trying to reverse your job search in this way is because no one has taught you what changes will work. Since you don't want to make your search any longer, the result is usually small or no changes, because you just don't know what will work to turn it around.

And inertia is the worst thing you can do for a slow job search.

But if you knew what would work, you'd go all in.

Good thing, there's a better way ...

Why not let me teach you how to change your resume/interview/job search strategy to accelerate your unemployment job search? While we're at it, I can show you how to turnaround a slow job search, making it so effective that you can beat unemployment much faster.

During my next free Resume Webinar - Beating Unemployment, I'll teach you how to change your resume/interview/job search strategy to accelerate your unemployment job search. While we're at it, I'll show you how to change your strategies to one that proves success, can turn around a long unemployment job search and can win jobs by year-end.

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