You assumed I meant.. you were "ONLY" lucky. It takes more than luck to have a chance. But having marketability, skill, and even determination is no guarantee.lowing wrote:
I am sorry, where did I mis-interpret "you were lucky"?Kmarion wrote:
I did not say that "My skill, my marketability" had nothing to do with it. You have a habit of adding words to make your argument. There are people with all of that and still have not been successful (believe it or not). Today it takes more than skill and marketability. It takes good fortune. Try to think outside of your little bubble.
Also there is no one out of work in my industry that can't find a job. The jobs are out there. The difference is some CHOOSE not to move, some CHOOSE not to work at the wage offered, some CHOOSE to go back to school and seek a different career and there are some who CHOOSE just not to go back to work. but there are very few who are seeking work in this industry and can't find it.
If there are no jobs out there, then there would not be recruiters calling me and e-mailing me for employment. Also searth the net, plenty of work out there for those willing to make some adjustments. If it was good enough for me to do it is damn sure good enough for anyone else.
For every job posting there are 100 applicants. Just because you get an email it does not mean employment is available for anyone willing to work. Go to your next job fair and count the people inline waiting to talk to employers.
btw, I have a soon to be out of work friend. I'll put his skills, schooling, and marketability up against yours any day. He's out there everyday pounding pavement, looking for work.
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