Now that you’ve conquered the challenge of cancer treatment, it’s time to consider what’s next for your career and family life. Whether you’re thinking about returning to your previous role or exploring new opportunities, the path forward is yours to choose.
Job hunting can be daunting for anyone and having a history as a cancer survivor can add an extra layer of complexity. You don’t have to disclose your medical history to employers, and it’s against the law for them to ask about it or require medical exams during the hiring process. While this relieves some stress, it's natural to feel a bit of pressure.
Whether you’re seeking employment for financial stability, social interaction, or simply to find joy and purpose in your work, these tips can guide you on your journey to finding the right job:
- Assess Your Capacity: Understand how much work you can comfortably manage.
- Refresh Your Skills: Ensure your abilities and tech knowledge are up-to-date before diving into job applications.
- Prepare for Success: Strategize for a successful interview experience.
- Know Your Rights: Familiarize yourself with the legal protections you have as a cancer survivor.
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Polish Your Resume: Update your resume with a focus on showcasing your strengths strategically.
With these steps, you’ll be well-equipped to navigate the job market and find a role that aligns with your aspirations and needs.
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