Unemployment means “available talent”
Which is a good thing, since U.S. unemployment is at its highest since 1945.
Remember, we’re headed into an unprecedented global talent crisis as well. It sounds like a paradox, and it is. But it still means that lots of well-educated and skilled people will be available to start new lives, think new thoughts, and explore new directions.
Chaos mean opportunities.
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