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	<title>Comments on: How to Juggle a Full-Time Job AND a Successful Job Search</title>
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		<title>By: Rishona Campbell</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Some great advice here! I opted to quit my job so that I could dedicate myself to my job search full-time. It was a huge risk...and one that I wouldn&#039;t have been able to take if I didn&#039;t have some freelance gigs going on. Anyway, my biggest issue was taking time off for interviews. I did it a few times...but normally, I&#039;m not one to take my full lunch (it&#039;s paid). And rarely when I did have an interview, could I get there and back within an hour. So I would end up taking a 1/2 day PTO several times. Eventually, co-workers, maybe even my manager began to suspect what was up. Well it was what it was. It&#039;s not like the job were going to come leaping out at me.


Anyway, I felt that the fairest thing to do all around was to just leave. It took 3 long months to secure another position. But in the end, I truly believe that it was worth it!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Some great advice here! I opted to quit my job so that I could dedicate myself to my job search full-time. It was a huge risk&#8230;and one that I wouldn&#8217;t have been able to take if I didn&#8217;t have some freelance gigs going on. Anyway, my biggest issue was taking time off for interviews. I did it a few times&#8230;but normally, I&#8217;m not one to take my full lunch (it&#8217;s paid). And rarely when I did have an interview, could I get there and back within an hour. So I would end up taking a 1/2 day PTO several times. Eventually, co-workers, maybe even my manager began to suspect what was up. Well it was what it was. It&#8217;s not like the job were going to come leaping out at me.</p>
<p>Anyway, I felt that the fairest thing to do all around was to just leave. It took 3 long months to secure another position. But in the end, I truly believe that it was worth it!</p>
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