It’s that wonderful time of year, when . . . . . the best present you could get would be a bright shiny job offer in your in-box if you're a job seeker, and a fat end-of-the-year bonus check if you're an employee.
It’s also that less-than-wonderful time of year when employers look at “rightsizing” their organizations for the coming year. In “corporate- (and HR)-speak” that means looking ahead at the # of employees they pay and comparing that to the amount of work they will get paid for by customers. It’s a pretty logical and simple formula.
Amount of work to
be done = Number of needed employees.
● If there isn’t enough paid work to be done to support hiring, that = no hiring for job seekers.
● If there is too little paid work to pay the current employees, that = layoffs - if not now, then soon.
Don’t be caught unaware. Catch the signs, albeit subtle. Plan your next career moves, and job search moves now. Hope for the best, but plan for the worst.
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