ABOUT
ABOUT
Hi, I’m Joe. I’m currently between jobs — but never between friends.
Hi, I’m Joe. I’m currently between jobs — but never between friends.
Hi, I’m Joe. I’m currently between jobs — but never between friends.
I’ve been job hunting since December 2023. Had a good two-month stretch of work back in March, thought I’d cracked it, and then — back on the market. Digital marketing’s my world, and here’s the fun bit: it’s changing so fast that even when you’re good at it, you can’t be confident where you’ll be in six months.
I’ve been job hunting since December 2023. Had a good two-month stretch of work back in March, thought I’d cracked it, and then — back on the market. Digital marketing’s my world, and here’s the fun bit: it’s changing so fast that even when you’re good at it, you can’t be confident where you’ll be in six months.
I’ve been job hunting since December 2023. Had a good two-month stretch of work back in March, thought I’d cracked it, and then — back on the market. Digital marketing’s my world, and here’s the fun bit: it’s changing so fast that even when you’re good at it, you can’t be confident where you’ll be in six months.
The idea for The Job Comeback came from a genuinely rubbish day. A couple of rejections landed within hours of each other. I was at home, doing the usual — sending emails into the void, refreshing LinkedIn, staring at the ceiling — and it hit me: there’s no way I’m the only one doing this exact thing, alone, in their kitchen, right now. Somewhere across London, someone else was having the same day.
The idea for The Job Comeback came from a genuinely rubbish day. A couple of rejections landed within hours of each other. I was at home, doing the usual — sending emails into the void, refreshing LinkedIn, staring at the ceiling — and it hit me: there’s no way I’m the only one doing this exact thing, alone, in their kitchen, right now. Somewhere across London, someone else was having the same day.
The idea for The Job Comeback came from a genuinely rubbish day. A couple of rejections landed within hours of each other. I was at home, doing the usual — sending emails into the void, refreshing LinkedIn, staring at the ceiling — and it hit me: there’s no way I’m the only one doing this exact thing, alone, in their kitchen, right now. Somewhere across London, someone else was having the same day.
So I started The Job Comeback. It’s not networking. It’s not a workshop. It’s a bubble — a couple of hours on a Sunday (sometimes midweek too) where you don’t have to explain your five-year plan or justify the gap on your CV. You just show up, get a coffee, and be normal with people who get it. No LinkedIn voice required.
So I started The Job Comeback. It’s not networking. It’s not a workshop. It’s a bubble — a couple of hours on a Sunday (sometimes midweek too) where you don’t have to explain your five-year plan or justify the gap on your CV. You just show up, get a coffee, and be normal with people who get it. No LinkedIn voice required.
So I started The Job Comeback. It’s not networking. It’s not a workshop. It’s a bubble — a couple of hours on a Sunday (sometimes midweek too) where you don’t have to explain your five-year plan or justify the gap on your CV. You just show up, get a coffee, and be normal with people who get it. No LinkedIn voice required.
I’m based near Finsbury Park, North London, and I built this because I needed it to exist. Not as someone “helping the unemployed” — as someone who is unemployed, figuring it out one Sunday at a time, same as you.
I’m based near Finsbury Park, North London, and I built this because I needed it to exist. Not as someone “helping the unemployed” — as someone who is unemployed, figuring it out one Sunday at a time, same as you.
I’m based near Finsbury Park, North London, and I built this because I needed it to exist. Not as someone “helping the unemployed” — as someone who is unemployed, figuring it out one Sunday at a time, same as you.
See you at the next one. Bring your CV gap, leave the small talk about “what’s next” at the door.
See you at the next one. Bring your CV gap, leave the small talk about “what’s next” at the door.
See you at the next one. Bring your CV gap, leave the small talk about “what’s next” at the door.