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  With the rising number of COVID-19 cases, everyone – from kids to CEOs – is being forced to stay at home in order to   practice social distance   successfully. Our everyday schedules have shifted. We no longer get together with coworkers and friends to share a meal and a joke as we used to. Due to a lack of social interactions, many of us find ourselves feeling and being alone. We have also changed the way we absorb information. Reading unpleasant news about the pandemic has left many people feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, grief, and fear of the unknown. Ways to Keep Your Mental Health in Good Shape Establish and stick to a regimen When you work from home, your normal routine is disrupted. If you don’t have children, you’re more likely to wake up later, which means you’ll go to bed later than usual the night before. You’re reading the news about the rising number of cases around the world and the paucity of healthcare equipment instead of catching up on emails and texts. It’s expecte

Finding a job as a fresh graduate amid a global epidemic is one of the most difficult obstacles they will face in their lives. Even when the unemployment rate falls, many firms remain hesitant when it comes to hiring new employees. As the number of job applicants outnumbers employment openings, recent graduates will have to compete for  entry-level roles  with more seasoned professionals. Despite this, developing the potential and abilities of our future leaders remains a top priority for the country. Even after graduation, young talent is encouraged to participate in campus recruiting, traineeships, and internships to receive relevant job experience, learn new skills, and extend their employment options. The significance of occupational skill development The pandemic has made it more difficult for job seekers, particularly those who have recently graduated. For new grads entering the workforce, here are some career guidance and job hunting ideas. 1. adjusting to new recruiting procedu