Job search in the new new economy

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Journal of Cost Management

Volume 18, Issue 2 : 45-48

Research Article

Job search in the new new economy

Paul Bumeister

MacMillan Advisors, Concord, MA, United States; RoweCom, Inc., United States; Fidelity Investments, United States; The Dun and Bradstreet Corporation, United States

Abstract

The New New Economy, the Law Gravity is back with a vengeance. Thus, thousands of eecutives had seen their titles disappear. The first-hand account is based on a year's worth of personal experience looking for work-living through a search in the New New Economy. People looking for senior positions face the most difficult environment. With thousands of job seekers, it's a buyer's market, and the sellers are taking it on the chin.

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