News Break
We’re all seeing the same headlines these days. Times are hard, business are losing money, and people are still losing their jobs, even job analysts. Many experts see a worldwide slowdown with no clear end in sight, coupled with a weak job market. And it seems like people are willing to do anything to just find a job after months of looking, even going so far as to indulge in free Botox injections.
At the risk of sounding like a Pollyanna, though, desperation isn’t going to help you find your next job. Here’s a Q&A I did with the Philadelphia Inquirer the other day. It outlines what most would consider the counter-intuitive practice of getting a job without looking for one. And remember, this isn’t the first recession we’ve seen, and it won’t be the last.
Getting Back on Track
There’s nothing wrong with you, and you didn’t do anything to bring this fate upon yourself. You’re still a good person, and you still have all of the qualities, experiences, and credentials you had before. Although it may be difficult to believe right now, this awful employment situation will come to an end, and your career will get back on track–eventually.
BlogTalkRadio Show
This is the second part of an interview with Denise Griffitts over on BlogTalkRadio. You can check out part one here. Enjoy!
Listen to the show here.
