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Looking for Work After Forty: Job Search Experiences of Older Unemployed Managers and Professionals

Peter Allan

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This article describes the job search experiences of 348 previously unemployed managers and professionals over age 40. Recommendations are drawn from their experiences.

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This article describes the job search experiences of 348 previously unemployed managers and professionals over age 40. Recommendations are drawn from their experiences.

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This article describes the job search experiences of 348 previously unemployed managers and professionals over age 40. Recommendations are drawn from their experiences.

Key concepts: Psychology, Work (physics), Unemployment, Career counseling, Job placement, Job satisfaction, Applied psychology, Social psychology

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