Soft tossing pitchers don't last very long in this era of velocity, but Kyle Hendricks found a way to make it work for most of his tenure with the Cubs, and even had a serviceable year in Anaheim of Los Angeles, although that did take him out of Immaculate Grid legend territory. Still, a legendary Cub will likely find a job with his long-time club should he choose to continue working in baseball in some capacity.
I've been job hunting for a little over two months. The first month, I focused on updating my portfolio and case studies. The second month was filled with interviews: 10 companies and more than 25 interviews in total, since most had multiple rounds. Eventually, I received 3 offers. One was verbal but didn't move forward because of timing, and 2 were official. I also stopped interviewing with 2 other companies once I accepted the offer, so maybe it could have been more: I guess we'll never know.