Eye on Jobs: Life after a divorce
Our Career Expert has tips for those rejoining the workforce after a divorce
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - The transition from a couple back to single life can be a difficult one. Moreso, if you're the partner that chose to maintain your home.
Many times the decision to be a stay-at-home parent is an easy one. One doesn't think what could happen if their family dynamic were to change, dramatically.
Whether you know the relationship is coming to an end or you're completely blind-sided. The truth is that life goes on and you'll have to fend for yourself and possibly your children.
That's why Courtney Nelson with the Goodwill Career Center of Yuma says dust off those old contacts and hit the ground running. Nelson, says to re-engage old co-workers, still in your old field.
"Network, network, network" is what Nelson says about getting back into the workforce. Nelson says that those old contacts and your friends and family can make a difference when it comes to your transition.
But, if you're still having difficulty your local Goodwill Career Center can match you up with one of its Career Coaches. Career Coaches will work closely with you to gather your attributes, create an up-to-date resume and even help you practice by way of mock interviews.
You can get more information by visiting the Goodwill Career Center's website or by creating your very own profile on Career Advisor.
