Just sign up for job alerts on Indeed, Glassdoor and Zip Recruiter. I liked Neuvoo too. Sign up for Linked In if you don't already have a profile. Once you get a feel for what else is out there you can throw a few resumes out there. You really might see the perfect job float by and it won't hurt to throw something out there. It took me a good 6 months of just casually looking before I started to make the shift to thinking there were other things out there. After I sent out 10 resumes and didn't get any response, I started tweaking my resume. A co-worker hired someone to do their resume for them. I hope you can hang in there. But things were just getting so bad and so many people got laid off, I just couldn't take it. I honestly did not want to leave either. You'll find something. Almost everyone I know that left found something new. A few stragglers are still without but the majority of people landed better than before. Save as much as you can in case you need it. Cobra is expensive. And they are slow to send out the packets.
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