So, your company has gone bankrupt, been acquired, or relocated its headquarters to the moon. These are generally considered the “good” reasons for being in-between positions while searching for a new in-house position.
December 12, 2017 at 04:01 PM
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So, your company has gone bankrupt, been acquired, or relocated its headquarters to the moon. These are generally considered the “good” reasons for being in-between positions while searching for a new in-house position. Nonetheless, and I know it’s not fair, a negative perception attaches to your resume when you are unemployed.
Here are two “dos”—and one “don’t”—when facing this situation:
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