Any of you quit your corporate job in your last few working years to take on something low stress and cruise to retirement? I’m running the math and my portfolio should be large enough that continuing to contribute after 50 won’t change much given the large snow ball.
This job market is awful for those that don’t have a very niche skill set. I’m non tech and have sent a whole bunch of apps this month and have received one virtual screen where I have to record myself (so not even an actual recruiter). That was a week ago and nothing.
Last year I had 2-3 bites in a month. We need to start planning for life without oe
Sorry for the dumb question (haven’t checked this sub in a couple months) but I guess I missed that there’s a way to get updates not published in the USCIS portal?
How do you know when there’s movement? Does it say a specific phrase? I checked my API but it just says actively pending in USCIS processing.
Application received 4/19/26.
I began for a large healthcare company 3 months ago and was hired remote. This Monday there was a RTO mandate and my role has to move to another state next year (yeah I know…). I have a house, family and planning a wedding so this is a no from me at this moment of my life. If I choose not to relocate I won’t have a job next February.
I’m applying right now again and was concerned it looks bad to apply with only 3-4 months in this role. On the flip side, it looks equally bad if not worse if I don’t list this role and recruiters think I’m unemployed. What would you do?