Good Job Market? Bad Job Market?

Posted March 22, 2017 by Catherine Kaputa in Uncategorized / 0 Comments

It seems to change on a daily basis.

Just after we’ve been told that it’s the best job market for new grads since the Great Recession beginning in 2008, a very dismal job report came out.

The reality is it will still be a competitive market with more qualified job seekers than entry-level jobs.Many new grads will come equipped with college debt — the typical grad carries $30,000 in college loans. It’s not surprising that a record number of young adults — as many as 1 in 3 — are living at home despite an improved job market according to a Pew Research Center study of Millennials ages 18–34.

To become economically independent, you need to market yourself better than your competitors.