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This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others. I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
Bffttt. People should suck it up and realize that 2/3 of people got the employment they have now through some form of networking, rather than blind application. Talking to other people, shmoozing and playing a crowd are the best ways to end the looking for work phase of your life.
I think the point is when you get together with groups of people these days it’s going to wind up being a session of consoling each other or complaining about unfairness of life. Human Nature.
When the economy is good, networking events are all about pitching how good your product/service is, hence the bragging. Think trade shows and conventions.
When the economy is bad, networking events are all about looking for a job, hence the weeping.
So true. In my line of work, I think everyone is keeping an eye out for new work, even if they are employed because jobs don’t last very long.
The weeping, however, that’s universal.
The ‘people looking for work’ line should be a lot longer.
It’s too easy to weep when you realize you’re at an event and there are no jobs available.
Miz J–
It’s about time for you to add 3-dimensional graphs. X=Time,Y=Love, Z=Money. X=Age, Y=Power, Z=Happiness. You have such a mind, and the complex curves will be beautiful in their own right.
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