I am seven months pregnant and currently unemployed. I found a job that I really like should I apply and see what they say or should I wait until after the baby is born to look for a job?

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I am also unemployed and I totally know what you're going through. I have decided to just wait and find one close to my moms after my princess is born. There is no need to rush in to a job if you don't have to just enjoy your mini vacation with your blessing :)

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Honestly it depends on the place. I went job hunting because I was super unhappy with my current job, I'm due in 18 days, and I went and interviewed at a food near my home. The best thing you can do is be honest but show them that you are willing to do everything you can, and show them that you are going to come back after leave if you choose to do leave. Most companies are hesitant to hire a pregnant woman so late in the pregnancy because they put the time into training someone who might not even come back. Just go in with an open mind and be honest with them, I was hired late March and even though it's unpaid they did the basic orientation and then put me on a leave of absence for up to 2 months to hold the position so when I come back I just call them ahead of time and they will begin my actual training. Best of luck to you :)

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Maybe not at seven months. It will take a little while for the hiring process. You don't want to just start to put in your two weeks notice! 
I started a full time job at 4 months pregnant. I would say it was worth it, working for 4 1/2 months. That's a lot of money you can make full time!

I am seven months pregnant and currently unemployed. I found a job that I really like should I apply and see what they say or should I wait until after the baby is born to look for a job?

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