Walking around advertising the fact that you're looking for a different job never endears one to employers, but covertly doing this in the face of an economic recession and a possible lay-off is simply good sense.

O First and foremost, you'll be able to keep a weather eye on what is coming on the market-and with whom. Although you iščem zaposlitev do not want to be the new kid on the block when firms are wanting to start cutting their payroll, in case a favorable position becomes accessible with a business which stands a very good prospect of weathering a recession while your company is almost guaranteed to cut your job in the next eight to twelve weeks, you'd be a fool to not grab at the opportunity.

It may mean taking a small amount of an opportunity, but the bottom line is that by doing this you'll also be setting yourself up to be gainfully employed while your co-workers are standing at the unemployment line.

O Secondly, you'll be preparing yourself for change. If you've ever seen the children's video Kung Fu Panda you'll remember the infamous words of the immortal Master Oogway-"There is no good news or bad news. There is just news" The determining factor in whether news is viewed as good or bad is exactly that-how you view it.

If you have a look at a recession and a potential layoff as a stimulus for change (change that you are able to be prepared for if you make the attempt ) then you'll not have any problem when it is time to bid farewell to the old and hello to the new. On the prosta delovna mesta celje flip side, if you're still rooted in the idea that the world is going to come to an end if you lose your job and have to go hunting for another one you are likely to find yourself mired in confusion and misery when you are handed that pink slip-a mucky place that will continue to you until the consequences become too obvious.