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In this week's in the CNBC Work It newsletter, we've got tips for how to bounce back from a layoff, how to create a great resume, how to answer frequently ...

[How pay transparency changes job hunting](https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/24/making-salary-ranges-public-may-shrink-pay-gaps-but-slow-wage-growth.html) [Worried about a gap in your resume? And, try to communicate what motivates you and how you want to make a difference in your next role, Hyman said. "I've never been in a hurry in my career, because if you're open, and you really want to hone your craft, it's so much more satisfying [to take your time]." "You have to play detective and figure out your shortcomings, or the challenges you'll face in the role you've applied for," Hyman said. Personally, I would say try to keep it to one page — especially if you are early in your career. A list of four to six of these can look like "verbal vomit," Julie Bauke, founder and chief career strategist with The Bauke Group, told CNBC Make It. So, take the extra time to tailor your resume and cover letter for the company and job you are applying for. And, some experts say keep it to the three or four that the employer is interested in the most. Now, the slate is clear for you to find your dream job or a stepping stone on the path to your dream career. And new data from the Labor Department revealed that it's [taking unemployed workers longer to find a job](https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/its-taking-longer-to-get-hired-6140962/) than it did a year ago. You should not use a one-size-fits-all resume or cover letter and then just blast them out to like 10 or 20 jobs. And, while it's OK to feel sad or angry about a layoff, it's also important, when you can find the headspace, to look at the bright side.

A dream job is the perfect expression for your talents and skills, helps you build credibility as well as relationships, and includes meaning now and plenty ...

The future is bright for reimagining what you do and why you do it. Find ways to test, try and experiment with the role or similar roles, so you have a clear view of what it’s really like to do the work. Sometimes a job looks wonderful from a distance, but when you have the opportunity to experience it up-close, it doesn’t stand up to your preferences and priorities. You can also work your way to your dream job. Build your network with people who are in the job already or who work in roles which are similar. To become an influencer or a YouTuber, you may need to invest large amounts of time and be confident in the face of criticism. Figure out what it takes and align your actions today, with the learning and growth you’ll need to accomplish. If you dream of being a writer, is it the creative nature of the job that lights you up? To be a lawyer or doctor, you may need to invest significantly in your education. The job market has been significantly disrupted, and perceptions about work—and priorities for it are also in a state of upheaval. People are reflecting on the meaning of their work, assessing their happiness and seeking better job matches to express their skills and talents—and demanding more from employers. If you’re looking for your dream job, this may be the best time to find it.

Former Roots Party presidential running-mate on August 9, 2022, presidential election Justina Wamae has confessed to begging the Kenya Kwanza government for ...

My stand is that Kenyans deserve the truth," she said. So I support that loyalists should be rewarded," she said. It is common practice to ask, beg, seek, and knock on doors for anything in Kenya including a job.

The Facility Inspector Cyber Job Aid is intended for use as a guide by Coast Guard Facility Inspectors for gaining familiarization with cyber activities at ...

The original Facility Inspector Cyber Job Aid will remain posted and available for use as well. It is important to keep in mind that the Facility Inspector Cyber Job Aid is not a substitute for applicable legal requirements and alone is not a single-source guide to compliance. Additionally, this Job Aid can assist in facilitating discussions between Coast Guard and facility personnel as they address cyber risks and vulnerabilities. The Facility Inspector Cyber Job Aid is intended for use as a guide by Coast Guard Facility Inspectors for gaining familiarization with cyber activities at MTSA regulated facilities. While the implementation period for incorporating cyber into FSAs and FSPs has since concluded upon the release of this job aid, the document represents our commitment to continually reviewing and evolving our guidance. This publication provides the Coast Guard workforce with a renewed perspective and tools needed to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.