Declare Your Economic Independence from San Jose Jobs – CA Unemployment Rate Is Good For Entrepreneurs Personal Economy!

adryenn — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 05:36:26 +0000

SAN JOSE, CA — September 23, 2009 —Stop looking for San Jose Jobs! CA jobless rate is at the highest in 70 years, but with 30% of the unemployed out of work for more than 6 months, many are looking to consider other options. Leading the movement of curing unemployment – one entrepreneur at a time, is Marin native and former high tech worker Adryenn Ashley. Ashley was born an entrepreneur starting at the age of seven when she created custom designed headbands for dancers and sold them to the local dance studios. Says Ashley, “Today’s marketplace demands flexibility, scalability, and the stamina to create your own opportunities for a thriving personal economy. All you really need is a blueprint, a step-by-step guide to finding the right profitable target market around what you already know and love.” Although many news organizations are touting the end to the recession, the way we work has changed, especially in San Jose. IT jobs are scarcer than ever, and there may never be enough jobs to go around. So where does that leave the 2.2 million Californians still looking for San Jose jobs? “CA has the best talent pool in the

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Five Facts of Business Life

jodi — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 23:53:06 +0000

First fact of business life: employees, consultants and contractors will eventually leave your business and they will talk about you. What they say will depend on you and their experiences with your business. Like dating you want to build a good relationship even if it’s only going to be a short term romance. Because when they leave they will talk and you want them to talk you up not slam you unmercifully – it’s your choice. For example, I know someone who just left a company, where she was the top sales producer. Why did she leave? The company decided to unexpectedly and drastically cut commissions, never gave her credit for ideas that generated additional revenue. Whenever she had spent hours trying to solve a problem then requested help from the corporate office the only reply she ever received was “You aren’t trying hard enough”. Once she reached the end of her patience and finally quit, the message from corporate was “Oh we had heard a rumor a few months back that you were thinking of quitting.” This is management by suicide! You have a valued employee/contractor who you know is unhappy and instead of talking to them, you

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