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The job search can be stressful. Take a break and enjoy!

Most of the time, the “unemployment rate” you see in the news (called U-3) only counts people who don’t have a job and are actively looking for one. But that number leaves out a lot of people who are struggling. U-4 adds in discouraged workers who want a job but stopped searching, while U-6 also includes people working part-time who really want full-time work, plus others on the sidelines who would take a job if one came along. In short: U-3 is the official number, U-4 digs a little deeper, and U-6 shows the full picture of how many people don’t have the work they want. Official unemployment rates are reported here.

I chose the word "Powerup" (as opposed to "Power Up") because it means a thing that gives you a boost. I am building this community to be a resource for job seekers and to give them an advantage to find new opportunities. Powerup (one word) - Noun - Refers to the thing that gives you the boost — the tool, resource, or advantage. - Common in gaming: a special item that gives a temporary advantage (speed boost, extra life, shield). - Example: “Networking is the ultimate career powerup.” (the actual advantage you gain). Power Up (two words) - Verb phrase - Means to increase strength, ability, or energy — often sudden or intentional. - Originates from electronics (powering up a device) and video games (gaining extra abilities or lives). - Example: “It’s time to power up your job search.” (take it to the next level, boost it).

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