32 years old, unemployed for half a year. I'm depressed. I haven't found a job yet. It brings jokes to people. What should I do?

First of all, please don't feel guilty and depressed. In the process of unemployment and job hunting, you may encounter various difficulties and challenges, which is normal. The following are some suggestions, hoping to help you relieve your depression and find a job again.

Find your own strengths and hobbies. Look back on your career and think about what you are good at and what skills and abilities you have. These can all be your advantages. At the same time, thinking about what you like to do and what kind of work you like can also become your hobby.

Find a job that suits you. Understand the job content, requirements and salary of different industries and positions, and find a job that suits you. You can find a job that suits you through the internet, recruitment websites, friends' recommendations, etc.

Improve your skills and abilities. Besides finding a job that suits you, you can also improve your skills and abilities through self-improvement and learning. This can include attending training courses, self-study, attending industry conferences, etc.

Establish contact with others. You can establish contact with others by participating in social activities, participating in industry organizations and joining societies. , help to expand contacts and gain more opportunities and resources.

Keep a positive attitude. Although the process of finding a job may be difficult, you should keep a positive attitude and believe that you can overcome the difficulties and find a job that suits you. At the same time, you can also seek the support and help of your family and friends.

Finally, remember not to worry too much. Unemployment and job hunting are a long process, which requires patience and persistence. At the same time, we should also believe in our own ability and value, and believe that the future will be better.