Some of the job seekers she works with have been looking for new work for over a year, if not longer, she tells CNBC Make It: "The job market is ridiculous."To those on the job market, Doe has one big piece of advice: It "might be a little counterintuitive, but it's actually to step away from your computer."
That could be as simple as shutting down your computer at a set time every day, going for a walk, getting fresh air, or doing "affordable or free things that bring you joy," Doe explains.Taking breaks throughout the job-search process can benefit you further down the road. Aside from taking care of your mental and emotional help, Doe also recommends being strategic about the resources you seek out for help.
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