3. Ensure you know how you will discuss the issue of why you are unemployed.

When you are in an interview, most interviewers will ask why you are unemployed. In most cases they simply want an explanation to ensure that there is a legitim

I've been laid off twice in my career so I know the feeling of getting the rug pulled out from underneath you when you become unemployed.

Being unemployed becomes a problem when you start lying about why you became unemployed and start inventing stories that you hope will cover up the truth.

Here are some tips to handle the issue of being unemployed.

1. Don’t lie about why you left your last job.

When you lie about why you left your last job, it inevitably gets discovered and can lead to big problems down the line. If you were fired from your last job but tell a potential employer that you resigned and they find out about it, it could either ruin your chances to get the job or if you have already been hired, could result in you getting fired for lying.

2. Don’t “forget” that you no longer work for the company.

I’ve lost count of how many people have sent me resumes that appear to show that they are still working at a company only to admit during further questioning that they actually left the company several months earlier. If you no longer work for a company, do not make it look like you are still with them by conveniently “forgetting” to include the end date of your employment with that company in your resume. Why would you lie about something that can (and will be) easily confirmed?

3. Ensure you know how you will discuss the issue of why you are unemployed.

When you are in an interview, most interviewers will ask why you are unemployed. In most cases they simply want an explanation to ensure that there is a legitim

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and start inventing stories that you hope will cover up the truth.

Here are some tips to handle the issue of being unemployed.

1. Don’t lie about why you left your last job.

When you lie about why you left your last job, it inevitably gets discovered and can lead to big problems down the line. If you were fired from your last job but tell a potential employer that you resigned and they find out about it, it could either ruin your chances to get the job or if you have already been hired, could result in you getting fired for lying.

2. Don’t “forget” that you no longer work for the company.

I’ve lost count of how many people have sent me resumes that appear to show that they are still working at a company only to admit during further questioning that they actually left the company several months earlier. If you no longer work for a company, do not make it look like you are still with them by conveniently “forgetting” to include the end date of your employment with that company in your resume. Why would you lie about something that can (and will be) easily confirmed?

3. Ensure you know how you will discuss the issue of why you are unemployed.

When you are in an interview, most interviewers will ask why you are unemployed. In most cases they simply want an explanation to ensure that there is a legitim

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our last job but tell a potential employer that you resigned and they find out about it, it could either ruin your chances to get the job or if you have already been hired, could result in you getting fired for lying.

2. Don’t “forget” that you no longer work for the company.

I’ve lost count of how many people have sent me resumes that appear to show that they are still working at a company only to admit during further questioning that they actually left the company several months earlier. If you no longer work for a company, do not make it look like you are still with them by conveniently “forgetting” to include the end date of your employment with that company in your resume. Why would you lie about something that can (and will be) easily confirmed?

3. Ensure you know how you will discuss the issue of why you are unemployed.

When you are in an interview, most interviewers will ask why you are unemployed. In most cases they simply want an explanation to ensure that there is a legitim

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3. Ensure you know how you will discuss the issue of why you are unemployed.

When you are in an interview, most interviewers will ask why you are unemployed. In most cases they simply want an explanation to ensure that there is a legitim

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n your resume. Why would you lie about something that can (and will be) easily confirmed?

3. Ensure you know how you will discuss the issue of why you are unemployed.

When you are in an interview, most interviewers will ask why you are unemployed. In most cases they simply want an explanation to ensure that there is a legitimate reason but you can make a mountain out of a molehill if you don’t have a reasonable answer to the question. The best way to answer the question of why you are unemployed is to keep your answer factual and brief. Don’t ramble on and make it sound like you are feeding them a line.

4. Ensure your references know why you are unemployed.

I’ve had situations where I was doing a reference check for a person I was helping find a new job and when I asked the reference to confirm why the person had left their last job (a fairly standard reference question, by the way) they contradicted the reason I’d been given. If the job searcher had told me they left their last job because they were downsized but then the reference tells me they “think” it’s because the job searcher didn’t get along with their boss, something is not right. Whatever the reason you left your last job, ensure your references know the reason so they don’t put their foot in your mouth and ruin your chances for a job when discussing why you are unemployed.

Don’t look at being unemployed as being a time to sit at home feeling sorry for yourself, either!

If you are unemployed, use the time to not only look for a new job but to evaluate what you’d really to do next in your career.

Do things that you didn’t have time to do while you were working: