The Corner Office Current Article By Nisa Chitakasem, Founder of Position Ignition, the UK's leading Career Consulting Company. If you're one of the many working professionals who were made redundant as a result of the global financial crisis and consequent recession you may still be unemployed due to the unsteady nature of the recovery. Or it could be that you have a new job in a different sector but you want to make the transition back to the certain industry. Instead of waiting for the economic climate to improve before you make your move, there are several things you can do to get back into the game as soon as possible. Do your research. If you're out of touch with what's going on in the sector, get back up to speed by finding out what's been happening, both in the market as a whole and in individual institutions. Watch the news and read a variety of newspapers online. Look at industry magazines and go to the library to read relevant, recently-published books. Go the extra mile in order to gain insight that others don't have or may have overlooked. Get inside of the head's of the people running the organisation you are looking to get into. Find out about your interviewer and the main priorities of the company you are applying for. Know as much as you can about your area of focus. Use your network. Chances are you're still in touch with some people from your previous workplace. If