While the official unemployment rate may have held steady, of greater significance is the fact that the real unemployment rate increased again in February.
We can hope that the economy will be in full recovery mode by early 2010, but many economists believe that is unlikely. Without a recovery in consumer spending, revenues will continue to decline and companies will need to look at making more cost cutting initiatives. This could lead to potentially more layoffs in 2010 as companies try to deliver better than expected earnings performances by ...
Even if you have not yet been impacted by the current economic recession that is gripping our nation, you should certainly be preparing in case your job is impacted tomorrow. Economists are already predicting that unemployment rates could reach 10% by 2010.
- July 24, 2009
- Careers, Featured
Here are some typical questions that hiring managers often use during interviews. Before going to an interview, you should review this list carefully and have answers prepared ahead of time in case any of these questions are asked in your interview.
