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how the loss of my dad and the loss of my job helped me change direction
Awarded VBA Sep2011
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5 months ago I came to a crossroad when I realized I was going to loose my job and that my father was terminally ill with cancer. I decided to blog what I was experiencing and find what I wanted to do with myself once my Job was over". So after 11 years of working in Employability, helping people to build better skills to find employment, I want to talk about it share some of those stories with you.whathejobisthis.comPromote your Page too
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