Problem: Article: Add any new skills and experience you've gained at your current job. Having a resume that is current will give you confidence that you can move forward quickly if you do happen to lose our job. Knowing that you're prepared will take some of the fear of the unknown away from being fired. Send out your resume discreetly. You don't want you current employers to know that you're searching for another job. If your job has a severance package, see how much your job will pay you in the event that you are terminated. Knowing that you have a little money coming your way while you look for another job will give you a little breathing room. Severance packages can be worth as much as six months pay. Unemployment pay can help you get through the transition period while you're looking for another job. See if you meet the requirements to collect unemployment in your state. Usually, you have to be unemployed by no fault of your own. If you quit your job or are fired for gross negligence, you will not qualify. In most states, you have to have worked at least half the year before to collect unemployment. Before you leave your job, make sure to get plenty of references that will help you secure a new job. You'll need people to vouch for your work ethic. It's also a good idea to keep up a relationship with your references by contacting them every once in awhile by email or a phone call. You want to make sure your references remember you so they'll be more likely to give a glowing appraisal of your work to future employers. Put yourself in a position to be recruited by head hunters from other companies. Contact the human resource departments of other companies in your field to see what positions they need filled. Let them know that you're searching for a new job. Don't let your current employer know that you're seeking out other jobs.
Summary: Update your resume. Look through your contract. Look for unemployment benefits. Get references. Make yourself available.

Problem: Article: Wait for the oven to preheat, about 15 minutes. Cover the bottom of a large baking sheet with aluminum foil or parchment paper, and place a wire cooling rack on top. The foil or parchment paper will catch any mess, which will make cleaning up much easier. If you don't have a wire rack, just cover the baking sheet in parchment paper. A rack will make your bacon crispier, but you can still make candied bacon without one. Add the sugar, rice vinegar, and maple syrup in a large bowl. Stir until all ingredients are fully mixed. Take the bacon and place it on top of the wire rack. Space each slice out evenly, making sure that none of them are overlapping. If you don't have a wire rack, just place the bacon on the baking sheet. Don't add the glaze just yet: first you will partially cook the bacon.
Summary: Preheat the oven to 350 (176.6 Celsius) degrees. Prepare the baking sheet. Mix the glaze ingredients. Place the bacon on the wire rack and put the tray in the oven.

Problem: Article: Put away any clutter and remove personal items from the room. You may also want to clear out a drawer and/or clean out the closet. Be sure to leave some empty hangers for guests too. The space should feel open and inviting. Start by dusting the room. Vacuum or sweep and mop the floor. Also, be sure to clean any mirrors as your guests will surely want to see if they look as good as your room makes them feel! Be mindful of any strong scents or odors in the space as well. Your guests may not appreciate the jasmine air freshener you love so much. Open the windows and air out the space if needed. . Take off the old sheets and make up the bed with fresh, clean ones. Tuck in any corners and make sure the comforter is straight and neat. Pile up the pillows and turn down the sheets to create an inviting place to curl up. Lightweight sheets such as cotton or satin are great for warmer months, while flannel or jersey sheets are better for colder months. Matching sheets and a comforter with a gender-neutral design would be best. lean the bathroom. Clean the mirrors, counters, sink, toilet, shower/tub, and floor. Make sure there is soap, a clean hand towel, and ample toilet paper. If guests are staying more than a night, empty a drawer or clear a space on the counter for their toiletries. It is also a good idea to make sure there is a plunger visible to prevent guests from having to ask. Check the electrical outlets and electronics, and put fresh batteries in the TV remote. Replace burnt-out light bulbs, ensure the clock is accurate, and check that the blinds or shades, and doors, will close properly. You should also do a quick sweep for any hazards, like a loose rug that could cause your guests to trip.
Summary: Make space for your guests. Clean the room. Prepare the bed . Ensure everything works.

Problem: Article: You want to make sure you write a few drafts of your proposal. After writing the initial draft, set it aside for a few days. Then, look it over after you've had time to think. Rewrite the letter, adding in any new information or insights you thought of. If you have time, try to write at least a few drafts of your justification. You should not turn in a job justification with typos. Proofread the letter a few times, making sure it's free of spelling and grammatical errors. It can be difficult to catch your own typos, but there are some tips and tricks that can help. Give yourself some time. You're more likely to catch typos if you set your work aside for a few days. If you don't have a few days, try setting it aside for an hour and then rereading. Print out your letter. Changing the format from which you're reading can help you better check typos. If you don't have a printer, consider changing the font type or color. You can also try reading your letter from the last paragraph to the first. Force yourself to reach each word by placing the tip of a pencil against the screen or page. Reading your letter out loud can also help you focus on each word. A second set of eyes can catch typos you may miss. People often go "typo blind" when reading their work, meaning they miss their own errors as they read what was written in their head. Having a friend read your letter over can help you catch typos. Once your letter is professional and polished, send it out. Make sure you send it out the proper way. If your company uses wooden cubicles for physical mail, print it out and put it in the cubicle. If your company prefers e-mail attachments, e-mail the letter to your boss.
Summary:
Write a few drafts. Proofread for typos. Have a friend look over your letter. Send your letter out.