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I lost my job! Now what?!? A survival guide for the unemployed

name:Ray Kim
github:PianoRayK
slides:none on file

After a layoff the guide urges first to process emotions and avoid rash choices, recounting 410 days out of work and sending 557 resumes during a yearlong hunt that included a hospital stay. It prescribes a brutal self‑inventory, a resume with three proud accomplishments, ATS‑aware formatting, and LinkedIn; track applications in a spreadsheet; always bring questions to interviews and negotiate from a past‑salary anchor; prioritize networking (claim cited: 85% via networking), consider temp work, conserve money, and prepare worst‑case plans like freelancing or an LLC.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 6:27Emotional impact
  3. 12:53Self-inventory and resume
  4. 17:06Resume tips and ATS
  5. 27:53Interview strategies
  6. 34:37Salary negotiation
  7. 37:25Job hunt resources
  8. 48:45Networking techniques
  9. 52:48Weathering unemployment
  10. 59:57Summary
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