I left my job at age 54 and accepted an offer a month later. These 4 strategies helped me land on my feet
Résumé détaillé
Dave Posey left his job in his 50s without another lined up. A career coach gave him four strategies that helped him land a new role in a month.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Dave Posey, who recently turned 55 and is a general manager and vice president at Sanborn. He's located in Parker, Colorado. The essay has been edited for length and clarity. I spent three decades in manufacturing, distribution, and channel sales, and I quit my previous role in May. Nobody forced me out — I could see where the company was headed, and it wasn't where I wanted to go. I left on principle, with no job and no prospect of one. I'm in my mid-50s, and this was the first time in my career that had ever been true.
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