chin up, carl. the best job I have ever had, and still have, came in the middle of an economic downturn. smart companies see a downturn as an opportunity to ramp up in strategically important areas.
embellish the resume, and shoot it out some more.
Sadly my older son lost his job about a month ago. He worked for a small company and the owner fired everyone, is trying to get out of the lease for the office, and moving back into a home office.
It's tough out there. He's temporarily working at a doggie day care with about 60-70 dogs all running around in a large yard. I love dogs, but I'd really be worried on that. He's had to break up some fights with the large dogs.
He's also got a couple "jobs" selling ads for a small website and for a small magazine. They're commission only---don't think he's sold anything yet, but he's just starting.
So Wretch, think of me, being tapped constantly for funds. Plus my boss beating me up (not literally) to make more sales. Aaaaargh, so glad it's Friday.
Now does that deserve a Hi-5? Hope that makes you feel better in comparison.