Unemployment or seeking for a new job? (poll)

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Posted by Skipper on Jun-15-2009 20:39:

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Originally posted by E2EK1EL
Some stock dude on CP24 confirms the economy will rebounce back in 2010, who knows ... I really hope it's true and maybe, hopping it to be sooner.

Lots of different theories out there, but from what I have read the consensus seems to be 2010 for the initial stages of recovery.

Posted by nadezhda on Jun-15-2009 23:53:

i loathe my job and i'm looking for a new one. well a new career, to be honest. they laid off half our department nearly two months ago, so i might be safe for a little while longer, but not forever. AND no one is hiring right now. fucking recession - i shake my fist at you!

Posted by malek on Jun-16-2009 00:19:

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Originally posted by Irishaddict
Yes. And you have to consistently work your butt off.

bullshit, working hard is not enough

Some people work their ass off but:

-are anti-social
-their work isn't noticed by the right people
-can't express themselves properly
-working hard doesn't always mean being the most productive...

and if you plan on working hard to get promoted, you have to be at a place for long enough and be patient...

Posted by DigiNut on Jun-16-2009 00:31:

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Originally posted by malek
bullshit, working hard is not enough

More succinctly expressed as: Effort does not equal outcome.

You have to work hard, but you also have to work at the right things.

Posted by malek on Jun-16-2009 01:02:

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Originally posted by DigiNut
More succinctly expressed as: Effort does not equal outcome.

You have to work hard, but you also have to work at the right things.

well said

Posted by YouReadyB on Jun-16-2009 01:53:

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Originally posted by VDub
Unqualified??????????

To get paid $32 an hour to push a broom and stack material???

My god... Some of the animals I work with don't even have high school and are pulling in 70 geeeeeees...

i'm sending you my resume.... im in!

Posted by SniFFleS on Jun-16-2009 02:02:

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Originally posted by Skipper
Lots of different theories out there, but from what I have read the consensus seems to be 2010 for the initial stages of recovery.

Almost all the analysts/economists that correctly foretasted the housing bubble and recession predict it will last much much longer.

Posted by VDub on Jun-16-2009 02:17:

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Originally posted by YouReadyB
i'm sending you my resume.... im in!

Laborers Local 183...

Ask any porkchop for the address......

Posted by nadezhda on Jun-16-2009 03:23:

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Originally posted by SniFFleS
Almost all the analysts/economists that correctly foretasted the housing bubble and recession predict it will last much much longer.

great!

Posted by rabbitjoker on Jun-16-2009 03:29:

Make your own work.

Posted by DigiNut on Jun-16-2009 03:39:

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Originally posted by SniFFleS
Almost all the analysts/economists that correctly foretasted the housing bubble and recession predict it will last much much longer.

That sounds convincing, until you take into account that most of those same analysts were "forecasting" a recession for 10 years before it actually happened.

Economy and markets are cyclical. A broken watch is still right twice a day. If it's showing the same time 2 hours later, that does not mean that time has stopped.

Posted by SniFFleS on Jun-16-2009 12:05:

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Originally posted by DigiNut
That sounds convincing, until you take into account that most of those same analysts were "forecasting" a recession for 10 years before it actually happened.

Economy and markets are cyclical. A broken watch is still right twice a day. If it's showing the same time 2 hours later, that does not mean that time has stopped.

Wow you're hard to impress, but to actually go into detail about the reasons for the recession and to point out which companies would go down is impressive.

Posted by Skipper on Jun-16-2009 13:25:

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