It may sound like an idea for the dreamers, but taking a few months off with no plan for what comes after may be the best thing for your career. Vipin Goyal, cofounder of SideTour, tells Fast Company how he made it work.
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Hmm interesting. This just happens to post grads naturally I feel :/
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Let’s hope this is at least half effective for those who remain (frustrated &) unemployed…
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Hmm interesting. This just happens to post grads naturally I feel :/
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Well look at this perfectly timed article.
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