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Jones Road Brand Review | What The Foundation, Miracle Balm, etc.
Hello, babes. How have you been? It’s been a little while. About a year ago, Jones Road Beauty was making a loud buzz about the new at the time What The Foundation launch. And that review came with a mixed bag of feelings. However, I was very intrigued. Then, excitingly, the brand reached out a few weeks ago and wanted to send over some product. Now I have some feelings. So today we are going to…
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Even in a Labor Shortage, You Can’t ‘Just Go Get a Job’
“WE’RE HIRING.” The sign seems to be hanging in shopfronts everywhere — sometimes coupled with a plea: “We’re short staffed. Please be patient.”
There were close to 20 million active online job postings in August, according to the site ZipRecruiter. That’s a staggering increase from the approximately 10 million active postings at the start of the year. And U.S. employment increased by 531,000 new jobs in October, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
It’s no wonder then that there are grumblings about the labor shortage. After so much talk of a “Great Resignation” and young people “lying flat,” the sentiment is now moving toward “just get a job already.” After all, everyone seems to be hiring.
But here’s the thing: It’s not so easy for everyone to land a quality job.
There’s a false narrative that people are refusing to go back to work because their lives are still being subsidized by pandemic unemployment benefits. In the U.S., the federal government extended the amount of time people could get unemployment insurance and provided an additional $600 per week, on top of state benefits, early in Covid, before reducing it to $300 per week from January 2021 to September 2021 (though 26 states ended the federal subsidy early).
But these programs expired across the country in September. Typically, unemployment payments vary drastically by state and often do not provide for more than basic necessities, if that. New York State, for example, provides a maximum of $504 per week(1) — that may be livable in parts of the state but it might not cover rent and utilities in more expensive areas like New York City. And benefits are not doled out to everyone who asks. Those who have recently quit would likely be unable to claim it in most states, since a common criterion is being unemployed “through no fault of your own.”
So it’s probably not unemployment benefits keeping people from taking on new jobs. Rather it seems people are having a hard time landing the right jobs.
Jacqie Brooks, a marketing technology coordinator based in West Virginia, received unemployment benefits for six months after losing her last position in November 2020. During that time Brooks applied to more than 450 jobs, including entry-level positions. She was rejected a couple times for “not having enough experience.” Brooks was one of several people I spoke to after polling my social media, some of whom asked to be referred to only by their first names.“The problem with taking any job for the sake of working is … if I keep accepting positions that aren’t offering me relevant experience, I’m not helping myself gain more experience for the types of jobs I do want,” says Brooks. “That isn’t productive.”
Careful consideration is happening on both sides. Employees are holding ou­­t for quality jobs with benefits, competitive pay and flexibility, because for once it feels they have the upper hand in a tight labor market; but employers are being picky too in trying to select the right candidates. It’s still expensive to hire someone and a headache to replace them. Employers may need employees, but they don’t want high turnover.
A friend of mine was recently lamenting how she needs to hire someone to do a job that doesn’t offer quick upward mobility. Most people who applied were overqualified and would undoubtedly grow bored or frustrated in six months and then probably quit within a year, she said. (The role involves mostly data-input-type grunt work.) She’s had to reject a lot of these applications with retention in mind.
The rise of online job boards should make it easier for employees and employers to find each other, but it’s also created something of an online dating conundrum: There are so many options, you’re going to keep swiping until you find a perfect match. This may not actually exist, but the endless options make it seem possible. What’s more, employers may not even be doing the first round of swiping – companies are increasingly using algorithms to weed through applications and these may be overlooking good candidates.
Dannie Lynn Fountain, a sourcer for software engineers based in Seattle, says the sheer volume of applicants she’s seen has made the hiring process even more complicated. Lots of people are applying to jobs right now. Fountain was one of them: She applied to 146 jobs between January 2020 and May 2021, got 27 follow-ups, did late-stage interviews for 12 positions, and ultimately received two job offers before choosing her current role.
“The adage is one month per $10,000 of salary,” says Fountain. “So a $50,000 job search will likely take five-plus months, a $100,000 job search will take 10-plus months, and so on.”
Even if it’s a job-seeker’s market right now, you shouldn’t underestimate the process. Madeline, a technical recruiter based in Sacramento, says that people sometimes submit unfinished applications or don’t make time for initial screening calls. It’s a mistake that can be costly, especially in terms of time. Her company often takes three-plus months to hire a candidate and typically interviews five-plus people for a single role.
And if you do get an interview, many organizations end up hiring from within. It took Alexa 10 months of applying to jobs before securing a new role as a senior patient care coordinator at the Florida-based home infusion pharmacy where she was already working. Even that was a three-month interview process. The two other jobs for which she had multiple rounds of interviews were ultimately offered to employees already at those companies.
For those using this time to re-skill and pivot, career transitions aren’t simple — even in a labor shortage. “For me personally, ‘selling’ a career transition was truly one of the hardest things I have ever done,” says Fountain. Despite having a masters in Human Resources, her decade of work experience was in marketing and sales. This wasn’t enough to convince many employers of her HR value. “It’s not enough to rebrand yourself … you have to have demonstrable evidence to validate the rebrand too,” explains Fountain.
So yes, there are indeed jobs out there. But it would be wrong to roll one’s eyes at those who haven’t yet signed on the dotted line. Finding the right fit is rarely easy.
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Heyy Brooke! How are you? ~ Jacqi
hi jacqi! good :) how are you?
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3 Makeup Brands That Lost Their Luster
Images from Colourpop, Urban Decay, Anastasia Beverly Hills Hi friends! This post has been rattling around in my brain for months, and today is as good as any. I want to talk about makeup brands that have lost their luster for me, brands I’ve kind of lost interest in. an introduction: I’ve been doing a lot of reflection and reassessment over the past couple of years. And an intention I have…
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12 Ways to Read More Books This Year
12 Ways to Read More Books This Year
I have always been a reader. When I was a kid, I loved stealing away with Jack and Annie for adventures in the magic treehouse, the witches and wizards at Hogwarts, and into Judy Blume’s world with Fudge and Peter. And not much has changed as an adult. Except I’m constantly plagued with the idea I’ll never get to read all of the books I want to read! I get emotional over it, which is dramatic, I…
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5 Things I Used to be Embarrassed By | pt. 3
5 Things I Used to be Embarrassed By | pt. 3
Over the past year, I’ve been putting in a lot of work in the self-discovery/self-growth/self-love areas. And something I’ve noticed is I’m becoming a lot more comfortable with topics I used to be really bashful over. I think I’ve always had big opinions and passions and thoughts, but I was always a little too embarrassed to explore them (stifled may be more accurate, but that’s for a different…
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Kosas Brand Review | The Brand All Over Your Social Media
Kosas Brand Review | The Brand All Over Your Social Media
Every time a new brand launches, I compulsively have to add at least one product to my cart. It’s like an out of body experience, and I can’t recall the order until it arrives on my doorstep. Ok; I’m kidding. But I am someone who wants to try every new beauty brand to come on the scene. My first product from Kosas was their Revealer Concealer. And if you’ve been around for a bit, you’ll know how…
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Testing 5 New Sunscreen Formulas | Have I Found My New Favorite SPF?
Testing 5 New Sunscreen Formulas | Have I Found My New Favorite SPF?
We love sunscreen in this corner of the Internet. Major SPF stan over here. And I’m always wanting to find the best of the best, so I’m always paying attention to new sunscreen on the market. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been testing 5 new sunscreen formulas (new to me, at least.) We’ve got a major hit, a few misses, and one to stay away from. So let’s get into it. Shall we? Sunday Riley Light…
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Perfectionism Is Ruining My Creativity & Success | How to Overcome Perfectionism
Perfectionism Is Ruining My Creativity & Success | How to Overcome Perfectionism
Staring at my To-Do list, I read, “Write something.” And below it, “Finish it.” As someone who claims to be a writer, that should be a task as easy as breathing, not one I have to tick off a list like a chore. So why has it been so damn hard for me to finish a poem, a blog, a text, an email, etc. lately? What is it that is killing my creativity, my motivation, my chance at success? And I think…
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Slugging Alternatives for Oily Skin
Slugging Alternatives for Oily Skin
Last week, I posted a blog all about slugging – what it is, what the benefits are, and who it’s good for. In the post, I mentioned that if you have oily skin, slugging may be a skincare technique you want to skip. Today, we’re going into a little more detail about why someone with oily skin may want to pass on slugging but also explore some slugging alternatives for oily skin. Because having oily…
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Slugging | A Lazy Girl's Guide to Slugging in Skincare
Slugging | A Lazy Girl’s Guide to Slugging in Skincare
I’m not on Tik Tok. But I do tend to catch the reuploads to Instagram, and that is where I find out what is trending on Tik Tok. Something I love about the beauty community on Tik Tok is that the younger audience is discovering products, techniques, and trends I’ve known and loved for years for the first time. That’s how I recently learned that slugging is back as a big trend in skincare. So…
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June 2022 Allure Beauty Box Unboxing
June 2022 Allure Beauty Box Unboxing
Summer, to me, is always blanked in soft filters, feelings of nostalgia, melting popsicles and cola, and plump, healthy skin & fresh, glowy makeup. The June 2022 Allure Beauty Box comes with a palette of beachy for looks that can be natural or smoldering, a blurring primer, and light and dewy skincare. Sign me up. If you’d like to sign up for the Allure Beauty Box, feel free to use my referral…
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May 2022 Allure Beauty Box Unboxing
May 2022 Allure Beauty Box Unboxing
{“key”:”av8″} The temperature may be rising, but the moisture in my skin is not. Your girl has been dealing with dry, dehydrated, lackluster, broken out skin for weeks. It turns out my skin doesn’t love Austin, Texas as much as I do. So this moisture packed box came at the perfect time for a refresh. The May 2022 Allure Beauty Box is full of moisture delivering products for dewy skin, plump…
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Current Beauty Favorites | SEPHORA VIB Sale Recommendations | Holiday 2021
Current Beauty Favorites | SEPHORA VIB Sale Recommendations | Holiday 2021
The last SEPHORA VIB Sale Recommendations post I’m doing this year is a roundup of all of my current beauty favorites. I’m not going to lie … the list is a little extensive, and honestly I could have added more. But these are some products I’ve been using on the regular and think would either make a pleasant addition to your own collection or would be good gift items for the holidays. I’ve got a…
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