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For those in the middle or later stages of their careers, suddenly finding themselves unemployed can feel disorienting. Many have not updated a resume in years and are surprised to discover how much expectations have changed. Despite being highly skilled and...

We talk a lot about “life after work” at Comeback Cast. Sometimes we have a choice and frame it as a retirement, a pivot, a new adventure. These are the situations most of us dream about since we are calling the shots. But often times, the next chapter starts before...

Changing jobs in your 50s and 60s has unique challenges younger generations likely don’t face. Going into a job interview, one normally prepares for meeting to impress your potential employer on your accomplishments, skills and presentation etiquette (manners,...

The question "Why not slow down and enjoy your final years?" lands like a gut punch when pre-retirement wasn't your choice. For many in their 50s and 60s, a layoff, corporate shakeup, or economic downturn forced you into this phase. You're not ready for the sidelines,...

For many people between 55 and 70, the traditional notion of retirement doesn’t quite fit. Some of us left our full-time jobs by choice, others not so voluntarily, but either way, the idea of spending our days rotating between pickleball, naps, and dog walks feels a...

For those in the middle or later stages of their careers, suddenly finding themselves unemployed can feel disorienting. Many have not updated a resume in years and are surprised to discover how much expectations have changed. Despite being highly skilled and...

Hit fifty-seven to sixty-two, lose your job – expect free time.  Nope. We’re slammed building Comeback Cast’s Substack and YouTube for Thanksgiving 2025 launch. Employers ghost you, scared of age, scared of experience and scared that at our age, the familiar...

You’re sixty, fifty-seven, maybe forty-eight and hit with a layoff or just want to jump off the rollercoaster. What life throws at us is often out of our control, but what we do with that windfall or curveball is all up to us.  The how we got here can be a...