If you're over 50 and looking for a job in New York, you might be in luck.

If you're over 50, you might have found yourself in the same situation I was in a year ago: out of work and worried that my age would make it impossible to find another job. Well, I'm happy to say that I've since gotten a new gig, and now I want to share with you the steps I took to find this new opportunity.

Virtual interviews might be something new for you. However, with a little preparation and practice, you can make sure that your next interview will be a success.

The decision to return to work after you retire is not an easy one. You need to consider the financial impact of this decision.

Retirement is the time to reflect on just how far you’ve come, and if you have the itch to try something different in your golden years, consider one of these high-growth jobs.

If you're thinking about retirement, a job as a substitute teacher might be just the thing for you. This is a great way to stay active in the classroom and make some money on the side.Here are some other jobs that retired teachers can do:

The Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) provides training and work experience to low-income people over 55 that can help them get back into the workforce—or back out of it, if they prefer!

LinkedIn is a great tool for job-seekers of all ages. It gives you the ability to build an online resume and share it with employers that are looking for people like you. However, it's also important to remember that LinkedIn isn't your only source for finding a job. You might be able to find one through traditional means such as newspaper ads or word of mouth from friends and family members as well. Good luck!