Is now the time to be looking for a new job, if you already have one?
What is your experience right now in your industry? Are people staying put or taking advantage of new opportunities?
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*Make sure that you are clear-eyed as possible about changing your career or job.
*The new job could pay you more but there is a possibility that they will lay you off after a few months. Make sure you know how financially stable your new employer compared to your present employer.
*Are the things that made you want to switch job can be remedied by speaking up?
It is silly to say that one should not quit a job and apply for a new one during economic crisis. There are still chances that you will find you dream job, one that has more financial benefits for you but you should do it with extra caution.
Source:
http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/outside-voices-careers/2009/02/23/should-you-switch-jobs-in-a-recession
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