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Job Transition

When considering transitioning to a new job, you should ask yourself the following questions. Each question below is followed by resources to help you answer it. 

Skills Transfer - How will my current skills transfer to my new job?

Occupational Outlook - What is the occupational outlook of the job I am considering?

Occupational / Job Training / Education - Will I need any additional training or education to obtain this new job?

Updating Your Resume - Is my resume up-to-date?

Interviewing Skills - How do my interviewing skills rate?

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Employment Related Services for Flood-Impacted Individuals

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Connect to disabilityworks

disability works logo disabilityworks increases employment opportunities for people with disabilities throughout Illinois by connecting employers, people with disabilities, and disability/employment service providers.

For more information and to create an account visit the disabilityworks External link opens in a new windowwebsite.

Need assistance in polishing your resume, brushing up on your interviewing skills, or preparing for a job?

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Then check out the state-wide listing of Job Seeker Workshops provided through the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES).

To find a workshop in your area, visit the Job Seekers Workshop External link opens in a new windowweb site and get the information you need to become more competitive in your employment goals!


Need help with deciding on the career that is best for you?

Careerpath.com can help in making that decision. Through its 3-phase system, you will Assess Yourself, Get Advice, and Move ahead by getting on the path to your new career.

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