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Seeking Work? Assess your skills first, and use Social Security’s “Ticket to Work” program - Forbes
Life sometimes changes things for us. Perhaps a disability from which we recover, or finding we need to return to work after retiring (for financial reasons). Regardless of the reason, finding new work these days requires a fair assessment of our skills to know what kind of work we should seek, as well as the ability to finding employers with whom our skills are compatible. This Forbes article by contributor Diane Winiiarski informs how to honestly approach assessing your skills, and also suggests that Social Security’s Ticket to Work program may be a good way to increase you chances of finding, and landing, that new job. Click here to read more.
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