For many women, it may be time to dust off that proverbial briefcase.
Heres everything youll want to know before dipping your big toe back in the applicant pool.
Probably not as good as youd like.
It always seems like an uphill battle to build (and keep) a decent amount in savings.
But what if your car breaks down, or you have a sudden medical bill?
One of the best ways to do this?
By starting with the job you want.
Another way to double-check your resume is up to snuff?
By focusing on two key employer-minded questions.
Did you know?
Are you now an expert in virtual conferencing platforms such as Zoom?
This might includetaking an online class, or even getting involved in a lucrative volunteer project.
It doesnt have to be expensive or time-consuming just something to be able to talk about.
Volunteer work can also help you brush on your skillset, and works as a great talking point duringinterviews.
Understand the salary ranges for the roles youre pursuing, says Hoey.
Your online grid or websites such asGlassdoorcan help.
No matter what site you use, remember to aim high.
Research the market on sites likePayscaleand grab your happy high-end figure, says Williams.
Then decide on your satisfied figure the one youd be more than happy to accept after negotiations.
Always shoot for the high-end figure, just because you had time off doesnt eliminate your skills.
Many industries are struggling right now, but many are thriving.
Bio and health tech, streaming services, healthcare, pharma, and remote communication tools are all up.
And needs have increased in government agencies and public and private healthcare systems working to provide care.
Companies that connect people, promote wellbeing, and provide ways to stay healthy are also prospering.
retail, travel, sports), says Hoey.
The important thing to remember, is that many women are going through the same thing.
I think employers are looking for candidates who made the best of their pandemic year, says Kirkinis.
Perhaps you learned yoga which has helped you to focus for longer periods of time.
Looking for more proactive ideas to improve your post-pandemic finances?Weve got a few ideas.
Contributor Larissa Runkle specializes in finance, real estate and lifestyle topics.
She is a regular contributor to The Penny Hoarder.
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