The tech industry is expected to continue to grow in the coming years, which will likely lead to even lower unemployment rates for tech sales professionals, hovering around 2%.
The Unemployment Rate is still low at 3.8% but a rising Unemployment Rate is contrary to a growing GDP number, more productivity has typically led to higher employment. The tech one is interesting as by nature it should be deflationary and take jobs out of the mix.
May I ask what was the reason you curbed?
Its probably worth noting that I have curbed back on my 3rd party research and financial podcasts, so this will be my own unfiltered viewpoint.
Great question. Part of it was that I was involved in a number of projects that took up my time.
The other was when I had time, I wanted to review data and markets in an unfiltered way and cut out the noise.
The tech industry is expected to continue to grow in the coming years, which will likely lead to even lower unemployment rates for tech sales professionals, hovering around 2%.
The Unemployment Rate is still low at 3.8% but a rising Unemployment Rate is contrary to a growing GDP number, more productivity has typically led to higher employment. The tech one is interesting as by nature it should be deflationary and take jobs out of the mix.
interesting read Stephen as usual 👍🏻
Thanks Andy