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This is a tough job market, it will break at some point but who knows when. I might take a month off and then dust off resume, make linked in connections, etc. Be picky about applying but stay active. It’s likely going to take a while in this market anyways.
I took time to recover from a very toxic work environment. It drained me physically and mentally. Right now I feel motivated, enthusiastic to get back into the job market. I decided to broaden my job opportunities so I started some training classes, then required testing to get 3 licenses that will broaden my job searches. I don’t agree with many responses to expect you will get the same salary or type of work as you before. The job market is very competitive and not very easy to impress employees when they have so many candidates to choose from. Many employers don’t even regard your years of work experience or knowledge. Take care you yourself especially after burn out.
The thing that's really getting to me most is the lack of calls for jobs that I've had since I started looking in October. I was also formally laid off now as of last week so I have zero income coming in. Previously I could almost guarantee anyone could find a good job within 3 months. Now everything has changed in the employers favor. They have more candidates to choose from that are motivated to take less money. Recruiters are also now less inclined to interview people without a referral, which I don't get either. Everything is turned backwards to me.