The Pandemic Job Search | Relaunching Your Career | Networking Virtually

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More than 22 million Americans have lost their jobs as a result of the coronavirus. If you've been laid off, take this time before the economy reopens to dust off your resume and prepare for a job search. And if you’re still gainfully employed but feel that your career has taken a back seat, take these practical steps to relaunch post-pandemic.

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Land The Job

With nearly 20% of employers revoking internship offers, young professionals should use this time to hone skills that will make them competitive in the job market.

Make casual video calls a part of your networking strategy. A virtual catch-up could help you land your next job.

One-on-ones with your boss can be just as intimidating online. Here are five tips for a productive Zoom meeting with your manager.

Learn To Lead

Your homebound employees are likely logging more work hours than ever before. Drop the meetings that don’t matter and give them time to recharge.

The coronavirus isn’t going away anytime soon, so get an edge on recruiting top talent remotely.

Speak with your legal team before making large-scale layoffs. It can safeguard you against negative publicity—and lawsuits.