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In the discussion thread: Hiring Logjam Breaks as CEOs Plan Fastest U.S. Growth Since 2006 [View all]

Sat Jan 14, 2012, 07:29 PM

30. I just had two interviews the last three days of this last week and one on Monday...

Each with separate companies. The most action I've ever had at the same time.

Though all of them are for contract jobs. So I'm guessing a lot of this ramp up is going to be trying to staff up with more contractors to catch up on the work that's been building up over the last year or so with smaller staffs. Would be interesting to see the breakdown of how much of these hires are contractors vs. permanent employees.

Still contract jobs are better than nothing. Hopefully we can get single payer health care coverage soon and the necessary state wavers to get them going in states that want them soon to make up for the big hole of health coverage that many of these contractor positions will have.

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39 replies	Author	Time	Post
Hiring Logjam Breaks as CEOs Plan Fastest U.S. Growth Since 2006 [View all]	Richardo	Jan 2012	OP
and items you are ordering are made where? nt	msongs	Jan 2012	#1
Sounds like war	carla	Jan 2012	#3
Nope.	Richardo	Jan 2012	#5
In the past	carla	Jan 2012	#11
you are wrong Richardo	AlecBGreen	Jan 2012	#12
I heard Feta was teh bomb	hootinholler	Jan 2012	#18
excellent sig line!	AlecBGreen	Jan 2012	#25
US for the most part	Richardo	Jan 2012	#4
Our engineering business is booming in Tennessee	cheapdate	Jan 2012	#20
I hope that businesses are realizing just how valuable the American work ethic is.	JDPriestly	Jan 2012	#2
There hasnt really been a problem with the work ethic rather the problem is pure greed	cstanleytech	Jan 2012	#10
There are all sorts of problems with American society and economy as well	Art_from_Ark	Jan 2012	#38
I hope that this guy has it right. If companies start hiring again then people can start to feel saf	peacebird	Jan 2012	#6
I will never feel lL"safe" again, if I ever did. I will, however,	1monster	Jan 2012	#26
All this talk of hard rain is great..	orpupilofnature57	Jan 2012	#7
This probably depends on whether Europe implodes..	DCBob	Jan 2012	#8
Maybe the S&P downrating is timely.	orpupilofnature57	Jan 2012	#13
One would hope the rating agency idiots are not playing politics..	DCBob	Jan 2012	#14
Does anyone take S&P seriously?	airplaneman	Jan 2012	#32
All of the Big Three companies were overrating subprime bonds	Art_from_Ark	Jan 2012	#36
Thanks for the glimmer of good news!	Atypical Liberal	Jan 2012	#9
This is terrible - Obama must fail - he must, he must !!!!1 - there can be no recovery.	jpak	Jan 2012	#15
It's really a shame that industry couldn't wait until after the election.	Gormy Cuss	Jan 2012	#21
Now that people have been hurting for the past 4-yrs.	Hotler	Jan 2012	#16
Yup. There is a smaller share of the GDP going to wages today	OrwellwasRight	Jan 2012	#22
These companies are unionized, are they not?.	whathehell	Jan 2012	#28
It might depend on what state you're in	Art_from_Ark	Jan 2012	#37
I guess they finally decided it was time to make some money	ThomThom	Jan 2012	#17
Maybe after seeing what the repubs were offering	EC	Jan 2012	#19
The fix is in	thelordofhell	Jan 2012	#23
good news nt	arely staircase	Jan 2012	#24
Yes we can and we ARE!!!!	whathehell	Jan 2012	#27
Yea!	sendero	Jan 2012	#29
I just had two interviews the last three days of this last week and one on Monday...	cascadiance	Jan 2012	#30
k/r	Dawson Leery	Jan 2012	#31
excellent	proud patriot	Jan 2012	#33
But Rush sez zero job growth is one of Obama's Achilles' heels!	Beartracks	Jan 2012	#34
This is great news. I feel like I've had a drink of water after a long dry spell.	Honeycombe8	Jan 2012	#35
Perhaps they have given up on defeating Obama, and are hoping to save control of Congress. nt	bemildred	Jan 2012	#39

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