Don't Go Broke While You're Going for Broke Job-Hunting
Currently, there are around 23 million people either out of work
or underemployed, and the number of people out of work for more
than six months has doubled in the past three years.
Understandably, the pressure to get a job can make it easy to
develop a find-work-at-all-costs mentality.  However, this
approach isn't necessary and can even be hazardous to your job
search. To launch an effective job search and avoid going into
unnecessary debt, consider these money-saving tips.  It may be
obvious, but applying for unemployment is the very first thing
you should do when you find yourself jobless.  The process can
be time-consuming, but it's an essential security measure in
case you're unable to immediately find new employment. Plus,
you've earned it. Are you really in a position to turn down the
extra cash?  If you're considering hiring a head hunter or job
coach, make sure it makes sense for your profession. For
example, if you're willing to relocate and