Time is a luxury, and now many people have more of it. Around the world, events are canceled, restaurants closed and governments are advising everyone to stay home. When possible, employers are asking employees to work remotely. No matter how you look at it, life is slowing down with fewer places to go. While people may not be engaging publicly, social media and internet usage will increase as folks turn to online platforms for entertainment, conversation and, yes, networking. In other words, coronavirus-prescribed social distancing does not equate to postponing your job search. This may be the best time yet to make new connections and maybe even land your next job.
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​https://www.forbes.com/sites/sheilacallaham/2020/03/18/five-ways-to-advance-your-career-while-social-distancing/#5816c0ad9204
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By Sheila Callaham for Forbes
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