CHICAGO (CBS)– Is your job search wearing you down?
Through this job crisis, CBS 2 is Working For Chicago and working with a career coach every week to bring you advice about looking for and landing a job.
READ MORE: What We Know About Officer Eric Stillman, The CPD Officer Who Fired The Shot That Killed Adam Toledo, 13This week the focus is combatting and avoiding the job search burnout.
“Just let yourself have a bad day, take a day off, do what you need to do to recharge,” Lynee alves, president of interview like an expert, said. “Find those tools and resources whether it be just breathing or meditation that can help you re-center yourself.”
READ MORE: LIVE UPDATES: Protests Follow Release Of Video Of Police Shooting That Killed Adam ToledoAlves says job searches are taking much longer in the pandemic, so she’s working with her clients on avoiding burnout. For one of her clients, finding a job took 10 months and she finally landed a good position, with better pay.
“She said that staying positive and making sure she had the right attitude throughout her search was absolutely an advantage for her and helped her land that job,” Alves said.
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