Sentences with phrase «worst job market»

This average includes many lawyers who graduated into really bad job markets.

In fact, Forbes once ranked the city of Miami the 3rd worst job market in the country.

Lots of people got walloped by the Great Recession, but young people who graduated into one of the worst job markets in decades took a particularly bad beating.

This was in 2002, one of the worst job markets in history.

Politicians always claim more credit for a good jobs market than they deserve and get more blame for a bad jobs market than they deserve.

«There was nothing for the young who continue to face the worst job market in decades and unaffordable housing.

After all, why keep searching for a job in a bad job market where you could become underemployed and unfulfilled?

Consumers don't make large recreational purchases in a bad jobs market or when confidence is low.

Volunteering abroad is an incredible way to turn a bad job market into the opportunity of a lifetime.

So it was only a matter of time, in a bad economy and a worse job market, that Twitter would be flooded with both job seekers and job offerers.

Not to mention you've been tossed overboard into the worst job market in decades.

Career coaches have promoted personal branding as an effective way for job seekers to stand out to employers during the worst job market since the Great Depression — and for good reason.

It's not a bad job market out there.

Using a static resume today, in a bad job market, where resumes are pre-screened by databases can be described as hoping the words on your resume will magically match the words a company is searching for... pretty bad odds.

Cheryl Palmer, the executive career coach who worked with Bailey, says that most people got into the job market at a time when the r sum wasn't critical, but now that we're in the midst of the worst job market in 26 years, r sum s are more important than ever.

Was the job market decent, or was it the worst job market in 60 years like today's market?

In 2007, we started into the worst job market in our lifetimes and now have 6 unemployed for every job opening (plus the employed passive candidates who are also competing for the same jobs).

We are still in one of the worst job markets we've seen for recent college grads.

February 18, 2011 at 12:40 pm AAM - I certainly don't doubt that many out there are mistaking suspicions of discrimination for the worst job market in generations.

Still one of the worst job markets we've seen, many people are struggling to find a job.

«Historically, when we've had bad job markets, people would sell their house and move to a place where the job market was good.

She graduated into the worst job market in decades.