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what would you do?
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this post was submitted on 29 May 2025
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Are you currently working? If not, register as a sole proprietor and become "self employed". Even if only for the sake of having a job on your resume.
Good luck. It's tough out there ❤️
I'm not. I have a huge work gap now, and it's probably part of the problem, you're right.
I spoke with a career coach after I was laid off and she would end her sessions with, "there's a place for you somewhere, and whoever gets you wins."
If it doesn't resonate, feel free to ignore.. I wanted to share what felt comforting to me, but we all have different journeys ❤️