I'll be surprised, though, if there are substantial extended job losses.
Havner's extended job description may be tedious, but he does not dance, hold out, fake retirement every year, or use air quotes during news conferences.
Ann Nowak, who runs Liberty Mutual's recruitment programme, says it sees the time it spends with MBAs in the summer as an extended job interview.
The harshest critics say the two years spent earning an M.B.A. are little more than an extended job search and a chance to build of network of contacts.
Paradoxically, the very grind of an extended job hunt can have a therapeutic effect on people whose lives are thrown into turmoil by the uncertainty of their prospects.
Heard, a contractor for an industrial building company, had been staying in Shreveport for an extended job assignment last week — but drove back to Ruston on a whim Friday night.
But Scottish Labour was in crisis long before the referendum vote, and there were plenty who considered his tour to be an extended job application, cleverly inserting himself into the debate while remaining untainted by the unpopularity of Labour leaders north and south of the border.
So the players at this week's combine are facing a new segment in their extended job interviews: an hourlong psychological assessment designed to determine and quantify the nebulous qualities that coaches have long believed make the most successful players — motivation, competitiveness, passion and mental toughness — and to divine how each player learns best.
This woman was in the process of an extended job search, and the recent rejection letters were sending her into an emotional downslide.
The analyses focus on the first significant job, which, in accordance with the literature, we define as the first job upon completion of IVET that has a minimum of 6 months' tenure and does not represent transitional employment such as practical training or an extended job search (see e.g. Blossfeld et al. 2015; Gebel 2010).
