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The following are the 7 deadly sins of post-pandemic job searching to be avoided so you, as the jobseeker, forego some of the pitfalls.

A remote office necessitates the tracking of every employee’s efforts through some manner of software

The Covid-19 public health crisis produced a devastating cascade of adverse effects on virtually all aspects of American life, most notably the national economy

Many government agencies have transitioned to working from home and only see each other during virtual meetings.

Some states have also opened separate job seeker outreach programs and unemployment programs offering special Pandemic Unemployment Benefits.

While I do very much look forward to the end of this pandemic, I have been able to identify a few ways COVID-19 can be positive for our career

The coronavirus pandemic has transformed the way many of us live our daily lives, including where and how we work.

Local governments should never get comfortable with or endorse any methods that lead to keeping the public at a distance.

‘Living in the temporary’ is neither a state of hope nor is it a state of despair. It is something else.

If that unhappiness comes home with you at the end of the day, it’s time to seriously consider moving on from your current job.