Big Tech layoffs are dominating the headlines. In 60 seconds, why it’s happening — and it’s not just fears of a recession.
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Last year was chaotic for employees and job seekers alike. Mass layoffs and recession fears made the professional world feel like a minefield. Many people are worried about their job security.
Not all jobs are equal, though. Some are more secure than others. Recent research exposed the top 10 careers with the best and worst job security in 2023. We compiled the findings into this simple guide to help you prepare for the new year.
If your career is in danger, it may be time to expand your professional skillset. With these free Google courses, you can earn job certificates that make your resume stand out. But before you make a game plan for the new year, check out these lists to see where you stand.
During the height of the pandemic, many companies sent employees to their homes. This was easier on white-collar workers than blue-collar professionals. However, the roles are reversing, according to Business Insider.
In that, office workers may be more vulnerable than truck drivers, manufacturers or miners. Tech and finance professionals should be especially wary due to recent layoffs from giants like Amazon, Meta, Twitter, Goldman Sachs, Robinhood and Coinbase.
It may be at risk if your job depends on luxury goods or services. Jobs that rely on non-essential products are usually in danger during economic downturns. This includes jobs in these sectors: Real estate, auto dealerships, leisure, entertainment, travel and fashion.
Although there isn’t a list of the top 10 jobs with the least job security in 2023, it’s good to keep an eye on overall trends. This way, you can best prepare yourself for any financial rollercoaster life straps you into.
📉 Just remember: This is a generalized list of trends. There are tons of unique factors to keep in mind.
📈 For instance, your company may be doing well. Thus, you may be safer than someone with a similar job who works for a different company.
💡 However, if you’re worried about how the workforce will change in 2023, follow these tips.
However, nothing in life is certain. In case anything happens, update your resume. Here are four ways to create a winning resume.
Some professions are more endangered than others. A recent report from Payscale identified the safest careers to have at this moment in time. Researchers analyzed salary data for over 1.1 million American workers between Oct. 2021 and Oct. 2022.
On top of that, they also looked over hiring and quit rates from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. After crunching the numbers, they rounded up the 10 most “recession-proof” jobs.
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Big Tech layoffs are dominating the headlines. In 60 seconds, why it’s happening — and it’s not just fears of a recession.
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