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January 24, 2008 11:55 AM

Job market tips for a recession
Posted by Douglas Eisenhartat 11:55 AM

As Boston Globe "Climb" columnist Penelope Trunk points out, we don't know for sure if we are headed for a recession. But all the talk and crazy market swings are certainly enough to make one nervous. So why not be prepared?

Here's a sample of one of her five tips on how to cope with the job market in a down economy:

2. Specialize.People think that if there are fewer jobs, a wide range of skills makes someone more employable. It's not the case, though.

In a tight job market, employers can hold out for the perfect fit. And if you are not clearly defined as a specialist, then you are not going to be a perfect fit for anything.

Read the full column from last Sunday's Globe.


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