You may be eligible to receive them. While unemployment benefits usually hinge on you not being at fault for the job loss -- such as with a layoff -- there may be exceptions to this rule.
Review things like bank accounts, credit card statements and bills to see where you stand. Adjust your budget if you don't have enough for at least six months of expenses.
-Having an up-to-date resume and online profile is key. -Add your most recent experience to your resume. -Include achievements that might be relevant to the job search.
Research jobs and companies in your field on LinkedIn, Indeed or through a Google search. Tailor your resume and cover letter to match the job requirements. Look for opportunities to make connections at conferences or job fairs.
Start by evaluating your skills and see if there are areas where you can improve. New skills gained from online courses, vocational training, and other courses will better position you and make you a more competitive candidate as you look for your next job.