While some profession/jobs are getting downsized due to the recession, there are some occupations that are recession proof. These are jobs that will never be downsized as that will always be in need. If you are seeking a career of seeking to make a productive and stable career change you may choose to look into one of these areas to retain job security. These are just a few of the careers and industries that can be expected to thrive in a down economy.
1. Health Care: People will always get sick — sometimes even more so when they don't have the insurance or money to take preventative measures or eat healthy food.
2. Energy: No one is going to stop using energy. In fact, this industry may grow, as companies look for more efficient ways to deliver using less energy.
3. Education: No matter how serious the economy is, there will always be jobs for teachers. Kids will still go to school, and many adults may decide to continue their education.
4. Utilities: Just like the energy sector, people are not going to stop lighting their homes. Utility administration, maintenance and other related jobs will remain intact.
5. International Business: Even when the economy is doing poorly in the U.S., other countries may be doing well. So if you are involved in international business, you can expect your career to stay safe.
6. Public Safety: Police layoffs are very rare, especially at a time where public safety is threatened by desperate criminals. A career in public safety is almost guaranteed to be secure.
7. Funerals: Just like people won't stop getting sick, they'll continue to die, so as morbid as it is, morticians will always have customers.
8. Accounting: Death and taxes are a sure thing. In a recession, people and companies are likely to get desperate for more deductions and a need some who understands the process to look at their books.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Top Careers to Pursue during the Recession - Part 1
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