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Dh has been out of work since early July.  Well, working, bringing in money to pay the bills....but not a full time job with benefits.   Anyway, he is on his way to an interview right now for a fantastic job.  I am so nervous.  Just thought I would check in with the other people with spouse's out of work and see how things are going.

 

It doesn't help that I am at work.....at a desk on a super slow day and bored out of my mind.

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I decided that I would try to get a job where I can work Remotely (Telecommuting), since we will soon (hopefully) have a huge improvement in our Internet service (I heard mention of up to 40 Mbps, which I cannot begin to imagine).    Problem is that I have not worked for many years and have no current experience.  So, after revising my resume during the past 5 days, when I uploaded it to Monster.com  there was an offer for a free professional review of my resume.  I assumed (correctly) that they would then try to sell me their professional services, which we do not have the $ for at this time, but the comments I received from the free critique were very helpful and I incorporated as many of the suggestions that I could, into my resume and uploaded it to Monster.com again.  If your DH has not already done that, I strongly suggest that he click the button for the free resume critique.  I hope the interview he is at goes well. 

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Keep at it. It can get frustrating and time consuming. I was very fortunate to have found something so quickly and had a seamless transition from one to the other but there have been times when it's wearing on you. Keep knocking on doors. January things will gear up again. Not so much hiring going on in December - usually.

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Ugh. I know this life. Long story short, my hubby was a contractor/developer and the housing collapse hit us hard. He spent the next 5-6 years underemployed. So.much.stress.

 

But! In 2014 he made a career change and it has been an awesome blessing for our family. I never thought he could find something he liked as much as construction to match his skill set, but he did.

 

It's hard when you are walking through it and doors seem to shut all around you. I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry that the job wasn't a fit for your DH and commiserate with the entire process and situation. It's hard. I know this life too. 

 

DH lost his job 2 years ago (NPD parents fired him from the family business). He is still very much underemployed, but making ends meet with room for growth after starting some small businesses.  It still feels like a scramble- we're tapped out $$ wise after so long of a haul, but hanging on and are thankful to still be in our home.   Frankly, I don't think he will actively start looking for a job again any time soon- the hunting process has been so awful and beat him down even more.  And I know he's cynical about enacting someone elses vision only to then be dumped.  So self-employment it is for now...maybe forever?  My prayer is that if another door is to open, it will somehow come to him when the time is right.  Or maybe this is the direction we are to continue in.  

 

All that to say, losing a job and looking for a new one really sucks.  Really and truly.  It's hard. On so many levels.   So so so so stressful.

I wonder how long it takes for a man to regroup after losing a job. I suspect given the circumstances, it could take years. I know it has forever changed my DH- magnified 10x by the family aspect.  And its dinged up our marriage. Maybe a new job would immediately erase all of that. 

Sorry- I'm not a huge encourager.  LOL  Its a weird world, this job hunting/job loss arena.  Makes a lot of people very uncomfortable to talk about- its like cancer, everyone is so very afraid it will happen to them.   

I will also say I agree that December to be a slow month as well- maybe hiring will pick up in January?





 

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All that to say, losing a job and looking for a new one really sucks. Really and truly. It's hard. On so many levels. So so so so stressful.

 

I wonder how long it takes for a man to regroup after losing a job. I suspect given the circumstances, it could take years. I know it has forever changed my DH- magnified 10x by the family aspect. And its dinged up our marriage. Maybe a new job would immediately erase all of that.

 

Sorry- I'm not a huge encourager. LOL Its a weird world, this job hunting/job loss arena. Makes a lot of people very uncomfortable to talk about- its like cancer, everyone is so very afraid it will happen to them.

 

YES. THIS. I agree with all of this so much. The constant stress we endured changed our family forever.

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I'm sorry that the job wasn't a fit for your DH and commiserate with the entire process and situation. It's hard. I know this life too.

 

DH lost his job 2 years ago (NPD parents fired him from the family business). He is still very much underemployed, but making ends meet with room for growth after starting some small businesses. It still feels like a scramble- we're tapped out $$ wise after so long of a haul, but hanging on and are thankful to still be in our home. Frankly, I don't think he will actively start looking for a job again any time soon- the hunting process has been so awful and beat him down even more. And I know he's cynical about enacting someone elses vision only to then be dumped. So self-employment it is for now...maybe forever? My prayer is that if another door is to open, it will somehow come to him when the time is right. Or maybe this is the direction we are to continue in.

 

All that to say, losing a job and looking for a new one really sucks. Really and truly. It's hard. On so many levels. So so so so stressful.

 

I wonder how long it takes for a man to regroup after losing a job. I suspect given the circumstances, it could take years. I know it has forever changed my DH- magnified 10x by the family aspect. And its dinged up our marriage. Maybe a new job would immediately erase all of that.

 

Sorry- I'm not a huge encourager. LOL Its a weird world, this job hunting/job loss arena. Makes a lot of people very uncomfortable to talk about- its like cancer, everyone is so very afraid it will happen to them.

 

I will also say I agree that December to be a slow month as well- maybe hiring will pick up in January?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It has taken a toll on Dh. He put his all into that last job and lost it due to the company going bancrupt..everyone was let go...men who had been there up to 42 years. Yet still it hit him hard. And he has taken his sweet time getting serious about searching. I finally got him to talk to me about it....he says he just needed time to regroup....I told him I get it but the longer he is out of the game the harder to get back in. I mean he has been working doing all sorts of things since he got laid off.....but he needs a real job.

 

So, he has another interview with another recruiter on Monday....

 

Keep swimming,

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Well it is over. Lasted about 30 minutes.

 

Gotta wait to hear from recruiter now.

 

Ugh!!!!

 

And it is a no. :(

 

 

Not enough recent experience in something blah blah

 

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I didn't 'like' your post but thank you for updating. I hope he finds something soon, I know how frustrating the waiting process can be.

 

We are on tenterhooks waiting to hear back on something as well, and it's driving me nuts!

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It is super tough. Dh worked for the prison teaching inmates about to be released a trade so they could be employed. Prison closed.

 

He just started a new job this week after several years of being underemployed. The kicker is it is 2nd shift and I am home alone with all 5 kids now on top ofe working full time as a long term substitute teacher for severly multiply impaired preschoolers...ages 3-6 with developmental levels of 6-24 months.

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It is super tough. Dh worked for the prison teaching inmates about to be released a trade so they could be employed. Prison closed.

 

He just started a new job this week after several years of being underemployed. The kicker is it is 2nd shift and I am home alone with all 5 kids now on top ofe working full time as a long term substitute teacher for severly multiply impaired preschoolers...ages 3-6 with developmental levels of 6-24 months.

Oh wow. That is a rough schedule.

Right now I am home with dss15...while Dh is out of state working for his brother. My son is at dinner with his dad....the whole thing is just weird.

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Job loss does seem to get harder as men get older. I am just in awe that my dh lost his job a little more than four years ago and cannot fathom working for anyone again. It is mind blowing to me that he is willing to live with so much less income. I thought we would branch out from the restaurant we own and do other things, but the one thing we tried didn't work, and he simply doesn't have enough in him to go back to work or try again. The bitter irony is that dh was fired because he was doing such a good job his boss didn't want him to get promoted ahead of her. He could have had another industry job is a week, he was becoming a real player, but getting fired really took it out of him. Also, we would have had to move to Atlanta for any other good job in his industry and he had been going on a lot of business trips there and didn't like it... so... there's that. 

 

I honestly don't know what we will do at this point. The restaurant we have now is very seasonal. We have done very well with it, but it's peaking and he is in denial. Also, someone is hoping to start another restaurant very close and there just isn't enough business for two, so that will be rough. 

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Well it is over.  Lasted about 30 minutes.

 

Gotta wait to hear from recruiter now.

 

Ugh!!!!

 

And it is a no.  :(

 

 

Not enough recent experience in something blah blah

 

:(

 

 

I'm so sorry about your DH. I don't remember what field your DH is in. Mine lost his job in mid-June, and he's an electrical engineer. To get updated skills in certain areas (for resume building/skill building), my DH has taken a number of udemy.com courses -- he got much more traction after adding them to his resume. Also, if he isn't already doing it, consider using jobscan.co to optimize his resume for specific jobs. 

 

Now... all that being said, we ended up really shaking things up. I started back to work full time. DH now stays home with the boys and takes care of homeschooling. So... yes, absolutely, life is strange sometimes. 

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Husband lost his job five years ago at the age of 55.  He applied for a lot of full time jobs, but in his business (finance) they were taking on younger people.  He's been working freelance, but his particular skill-set tends to cause him to be hired by unreliable companies (I don't want to go into more detail than that) so he hasn't been paid in a year.  He has taken over much of the running of the house and is also managing our rental property.  He is still seeking freelance work, but we are starting to see him as semi-retired.  

 

I'm working full time, we have the rental income, and my mother contributes to household expenses.  We are doing okay, but it's been a big adjustment.

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So sorry to hear that. 

 

Dh's job search is over. When he lost his job to politics at the county (after 27 years), he's been unable to find full-time, steady employment. We've been making do with bus driving, dump truck driving, car parts, etc. With his cancer diagnosis, he's just driving now until he no longer can. My plan was to try to go back to work in the spring (glad I renewed my teaching license), but I won't be doing that now. 

 

I'm sorry to hear about your husband's diagnosis.  My best wishes to you all.

 

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Husband lost his job five years ago at the age of 55.  He applied for a lot of full time jobs, but in his business (finance) they were taking on younger people.  He's been working freelance, but his particular skill-set tends to cause him to be hired by unreliable companies (I don't want to go into more detail than that) so he hasn't been paid in a year.  He has taken over much of the running of the house and is also managing our rental property.  He is still seeking freelance work, but we are starting to see him as semi-retired.  

 

I'm working full time, we have the rental income, and my mother contributes to household expenses.  We are doing okay, but it's been a big adjustment.

 

When I began looking into the possibility of working again, after not working for many years (no recent experience, not the latest computer languages or development tools, etc.) 5 days ago, it was with an interest in working Remotely, Telecommuting, since another phone company is currently installing the infrastructure for phone/Internet/TV service in our rural subdivision and I heard the Secretary of tthe HOA mention 40 Mbps service when she called to see if we would be interested, several months ago. .  

 

Among the web sites I looked at, one seems to be especially interesting, for people who are looking for Remote work or jobs that are partially Remote or have Flexible Hours. It is FlexJobs  https://www.flexjobs.com/  It isn't free, but I believe one can get a good idea of what is possible, by studying their web site. They list more than 50 categories of work?

 

IMO if your DH has worked for someone and hasn't been paid for a year, that's something that should not have happened.  I think I would go about 2 weeks on a Contract, but if they owed me $  longer than that, they wouldn't see me doing additional work for them.  He would be more protected working Free Lance on a web site like Elance, which is now https://www.upwork.com/?r

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So sorry to hear that.

 

Dh's job search is over. When he lost his job to politics at the county (after 27 years), he's been unable to find full-time, steady employment. We've been making do with bus driving, dump truck driving, car parts, etc. With his cancer diagnosis, he's just driving now until he no longer can. My plan was to try to go back to work in the spring (glad I renewed my teaching license), but I won't be doing that now.

I am so sorry about your husband's cancer, sure puts things in perspective.

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I'm so sorry about your DH. I don't remember what field your DH is in. Mine lost his job in mid-June, and he's an electrical engineer. To get updated skills in certain areas (for resume building/skill building), my DH has taken a number of udemy.com courses -- he got much more traction after adding them to his resume. Also, if he isn't already doing it, consider using jobscan.co to optimize his resume for specific jobs.

 

Now... all that being said, we ended up really shaking things up. I started back to work full time. DH now stays home with the boys and takes care of homeschooling. So... yes, absolutely, life is strange sometimes.

Dh has AA in CAD design. So more than a drafter and less than engineer. All the jobs he is super qualified for require a BA. He also has a lot of site development experience.

 

I have not heard of that udemy.com site. Will look into it for Dh. Thank you.

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So sorry to hear that.

 

Dh's job search is over. When he lost his job to politics at the county (after 27 years), he's been unable to find full-time, steady employment. We've been making do with bus driving, dump truck driving, car parts, etc. With his cancer diagnosis, he's just driving now until he no longer can. My plan was to try to go back to work in the spring (glad I renewed my teaching license), but I won't be doing that now.

Margaret, I am so sorry to hear about your DH

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So sorry to hear that.

 

Dh's job search is over. When he lost his job to politics at the county (after 27 years), he's been unable to find full-time, steady employment. We've been making do with bus driving, dump truck driving, car parts, etc. With his cancer diagnosis, he's just driving now until he no longer can. My plan was to try to go back to work in the spring (glad I renewed my teaching license), but I won't be doing that now.

Margaret, I am so sorry to hear about your DH

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Dh has AA in CAD design. So more than a drafter and less than engineer. All the jobs he is super qualified for require a BA. He also has a lot of site development experience.

 

I have not heard of that udemy.com site. Will look into it for Dh. Thank you.

 

Another place he can look is on http://cjhunter.com/   It's for contractors.  I subscribed to their Print magazine, C.E. Weekly, for years. Temporary Contract Assignments, but you might look on their web site at their listings. They may also have Temp to Permanent positions there now. GL

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Dh has been out of work since early July.  Well, working, bringing in money to pay the bills....but not a full time job with benefits.   Anyway, he is on his way to an interview right now for a fantastic job.  I am so nervous.  Just thought I would check in with the other people with spouse's out of work and see how things are going.

 

It doesn't help that I am at work.....at a desk on a super slow day and bored out of my mind.

You know how it's going? Not too well, but it could be so much worse.

I got some books out of the library today...Acing the Interview and The Job Search Solution, both by Tony Beshara. Maybe these will help me or dh.

 

The last job I had was about a year and a half ago, lasted 2 weeks when I told them my dh had gotten a job in a further-away city. My big dumb mistake because he ended up losing the job after 7 months for not relocating and not being there to "put out the fires" on the weekends. I was doing bookkeeping, filing, billing. I enjoyed the job, except for the office manager playing headbanger music the whole time. :(

 

I have a sil who is employed as an office manager for an investigative company, doing background checks, spying on spouses for clients, etc. so it has been with a great deal of hesitancy that I post anything at all because I think she spies on us too. It is what she does. But I don't care anymore. She has made remarks about other family members and friends' private lives, things she shouldn't know, unless she was ...spying on them, stalking them. Plus she's a control freak. 

 

We have both been out of work for more than a year. I don't really want to blab how we make ends meet because we actually are not making ends meet and still neither of us have a job. Just anything. We are not youngsters anymore. I basically hadn't worked most of my mom life because I was being a sahm and a homeschool mom.

 

It really has been hard because our extended family members basically stopped speaking to us after a few episodes of employers hiring dh, then saying oh sorry, but no. We weren't going to move in with anyone or ask for money but we have been sufficiently shunned. We heard that everyone is still wondering why we don't call. For what? If they want to chat, why can't they just call and chat? It would help. I don't owe anyone a report on how things are going and it really isn't anyone else's business. I think we've got a vicious little cycle going and maybe things will eventually work out, but what someone said about no one wants to know how it's going, or they're afraid to ask or something. Whatever. We feel like orphans.

 

Scarlett, I'm so relieved for you that you were able to get a job, no matter how boring it is! To be paid for boredom is okay, right?

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Job loss does seem to get harder as men get older. I am just in awe that my dh lost his job a little more than four years ago and cannot fathom working for anyone again. It is mind blowing to me that he is willing to live with so much less income. I thought we would branch out from the restaurant we own and do other things, but the one thing we tried didn't work, and he simply doesn't have enough in him to go back to work or try again. The bitter irony is that dh was fired because he was doing such a good job his boss didn't want him to get promoted ahead of her. He could have had another industry job is a week, he was becoming a real player, but getting fired really took it out of him. Also, we would have had to move to Atlanta for any other good job in his industry and he had been going on a lot of business trips there and didn't like it... so... there's that. 

 

I honestly don't know what we will do at this point. The restaurant we have now is very seasonal. We have done very well with it, but it's peaking and he is in denial. Also, someone is hoping to start another restaurant very close and there just isn't enough business for two, so that will be rough. 

 

We have a dear friend who lost his job of 25 years right before he qualified for their full retirement pension.  It was horrible.

 

He went without a job and without income for about 7 years.  Unfortunately, they blew through his 401K, and some borrowed money and now have nothing.

 

He got a job about 2 years ago, at age 58.  It was HARD.  He applied and applied and got turned down over and over again.  And he has great qualifications.  I think age had a lot to do with it.

 

We are so glad he is finally working.

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I am sorry your DH didn't get the job.  I hope something great comes along.

 

I just returned to work in Aug after not working for 10 years.  I don't know why I thought I would just get a job without difficulty.  I started looking in April.  I had a hard time even getting interviews.  I went to job fairs and applied and applied.  I had 3 interviews after months of sending resumes, going to job fairs, and making calls!   I started working in August.

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I can't do much to offer job advice but I can pray so I have put you all on my prayer list (my own private prayer list- I am not sharing your troubles with others).  My dd is just about to start her job process- well I think she has put in one application so far- since she is graduating college.  She currently has a very part time job as a medical receptionist but that is not what she wants to be doing.  If she does get a job somewhere other than where she currently lives, then her dh will have to get a job too.   He is currently the main wage earner but she has the potential to make more money with her degree.

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I have no new news and am no longer searching because I found my job about eight months ago. But I thought it might be helpful to hear from someone who has "come out the other side." 

 

I was a mostly (almost exclusively) SAHM for about 15 years. I have a B.A. in English that is now 30 years old. During my SAHM years, I made occasional forays into very part-time retail jobs, but I did nothing remotely related to my pre-kids professional work.

 

It took me a few years of moving through less-than-exciting part-time jobs, trying to be strategic about how each one would look on a resume, but as of March I settled into a job that is darned close to exactly what I wanted. I work for our local library system, with regularly scheduled hours, decent benefits (including paid sick and vacation time) and room for growth. I started with 24 hours per week (and held onto the second part-time job for the first several months) but was promoted to 32 hours per week a couple of months ago. I am well positioned to go full time when a slot becomes available. I wouldn't want to try and support a family on what I make, but it's a very workable second income. 

 

I like what I do and feel like my work is both valued and valuable.

 

After such a long break from the professional world, and especially considering that I took the opportunity of "coming back" to switch gears, I will never "catch up" to where I was pre-kids. However, I knew that would be true when I decided to stay home. 

 

So, those of you who are still working on it, please know that there are jobs out there and that it is possible to find the right one. Don't lose heart.

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You know how it's going? Not too well, but it could be so much worse.

I got some books out of the library today...Acing the Interview and The Job Search Solution, both by Tony Beshara. Maybe these will help me or dh.

 

The last job I had was about a year and a half ago, lasted 2 weeks when I told them my dh had gotten a job in a further-away city. My big dumb mistake because he ended up losing the job after 7 months for not relocating and not being there to "put out the fires" on the weekends. I was doing bookkeeping, filing, billing. I enjoyed the job, except for the office manager playing headbanger music the whole time. :(

 

I have a sil who is employed as an office manager for an investigative company, doing background checks, spying on spouses for clients, etc. so it has been with a great deal of hesitancy that I post anything at all because I think she spies on us too. It is what she does. But I don't care anymore. She has made remarks about other family members and friends' private lives, things she shouldn't know, unless she was ...spying on them, stalking them. Plus she's a control freak.

 

We have both been out of work for more than a year. I don't really want to blab how we make ends meet because we actually are not making ends meet and still neither of us have a job. Just anything. We are not youngsters anymore. I basically hadn't worked most of my mom life because I was being a sahm and a homeschool mom.

 

It really has been hard because our extended family members basically stopped speaking to us after a few episodes of employers hiring dh, then saying oh sorry, but no. We weren't going to move in with anyone or ask for money but we have been sufficiently shunned. We heard that everyone is still wondering why we don't call. For what? If they want to chat, why can't they just call and chat? It would help. I don't owe anyone a report on how things are going and it really isn't anyone else's business. I think we've got a vicious little cycle going and maybe things will eventually work out, but what someone said about no one wants to know how it's going, or they're afraid to ask or something. Whatever. We feel like orphans.

 

Scarlett, I'm so relieved for you that you were able to get a job, no matter how boring it is! To be paid for boredom is okay, right?

So sorry. It is so tough. Dh has been out of town working since Wednesday.....I just want him home.

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You know how it's going? Not too well, but it could be so much worse.

I got some books out of the library today...Acing the Interview and The Job Search Solution, both by Tony Beshara. Maybe these will help me or dh.

 

The last job I had was about a year and a half ago, lasted 2 weeks when I told them my dh had gotten a job in a further-away city. My big dumb mistake because he ended up losing the job after 7 months for not relocating and not being there to "put out the fires" on the weekends. I was doing bookkeeping, filing, billing. I enjoyed the job, except for the office manager playing headbanger music the whole time. :(

 

I have a sil who is employed as an office manager for an investigative company, doing background checks, spying on spouses for clients, etc. so it has been with a great deal of hesitancy that I post anything at all because I think she spies on us too. It is what she does. But I don't care anymore. She has made remarks about other family members and friends' private lives, things she shouldn't know, unless she was ...spying on them, stalking them. Plus she's a control freak.

 

We have both been out of work for more than a year. I don't really want to blab how we make ends meet because we actually are not making ends meet and still neither of us have a job. Just anything. We are not youngsters anymore. I basically hadn't worked most of my mom life because I was being a sahm and a homeschool mom.

 

It really has been hard because our extended family members basically stopped speaking to us after a few episodes of employers hiring dh, then saying oh sorry, but no. We weren't going to move in with anyone or ask for money but we have been sufficiently shunned. We heard that everyone is still wondering why we don't call. For what? If they want to chat, why can't they just call and chat? It would help. I don't owe anyone a report on how things are going and it really isn't anyone else's business. I think we've got a vicious little cycle going and maybe things will eventually work out, but what someone said about no one wants to know how it's going, or they're afraid to ask or something. Whatever. We feel like orphans.

 

Scarlett, I'm so relieved for you that you were able to get a job, no matter how boring it is! To be paid for boredom is okay, right?

Yes my job fell in my lap. And now it is increasing in hours before I am ready for that. My teens need me, but I can't turn away more hours right now.

 

But yes, being bored while making money is a first world problem.

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So sorry. It is so tough. Dh has been out of town working since Wednesday.....I just want him home.

Yes, I've lived through that twice. It was almost a year the one time before we lived together again, he'd come home when he could. Sometimes be gone for more than a month, 

The second time he came home every weekend but he wasn't even making enough money!

I had little kids 6 and 7, a young adult, and a bunch of teenagers that first time. They were good. I am so grateful to have good kids and good relationships with them all.

 

When the man comes home, oh that is nice.  :wub:

hold on, no thread derailment intended.

 

I really want to get something else going, business-wise, but I am a slow starter.

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I'm so sorry about your DH. I don't remember what field your DH is in. Mine lost his job in mid-June, and he's an electrical engineer. To get updated skills in certain areas (for resume building/skill building), my DH has taken a number of udemy.com courses -- he got much more traction after adding them to his resume.  

 

Could you give an example of how he lists this type of course on his resume? Course title, of course, but I'm wondering if you put udemy.com or the actual company/teacher, or both? 

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