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Finding a Good Job in a Bad Economy

New methods to earn money - Posted: 3/30/2009

I don’t want to be stuck at this job that I accepted, and which makes me unhappy, but I don’t want to jump into anything that isn’t as secure as this. Are others making similar compromises? How are they handling it? Do you or your readers have any advice?

Even though the job market is rough, keep in mind that people still retire, transfer, or get fired regardless of the economic conditions. Job seekers — employed or unemployed — can use the same techniques to increase their chances of securing a job, or transitioning into something more meaningful.