Despite what the media says that the economic downturn is improving, the fact is that many Americans are still unemployed. After months or even years of hardship finding work in this unstable economy, the chances that things are going to get better are slim to none. I, for one, am one of those nameless victims of a global recession as I now am faced with the possiblity of filing unemployment and having to worry about my finances.
Do not believe the hype people! Just because the media is painting the portrait of a happy medium of employment opportunities growing these last few months, there are more workers being shown the door daily due to company downsizing and businesses going under during this tough economic times. In short, nothing is stable. Whether you are medical professional, a corporate bigwig, or hard working blue collar worker there is no such thing as a stable position. Everything can topple at a moment's notice!
For this blog, I am going to channel all my frustrations and anger into something constructive as I pound the pavement hoping to secure a job somewhere in the workforce. After a few weeks of job hunting, I am discovering my skills are less than admired among the more experienced and qualified candidates competing for the same position as me. No matter, I will take this experience in stride and blog about my moments in this crazy world of unemployment.
Readers feel free to read and comment as I share all the hilarious hijinks of being one of the unemployed.
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