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A slow economy often leads to mass layoffs, victimizing workers ofall collar colors and salary levels. Your best self-protective movescan also help you get ahead when times are good, so there's noharm in getting ready-just in case. In fact, preparing for the worstis sound career advice even if everything turns up rosy.Times are hard-hitting in late 2008 and likely to get tougher.Regardless of the financial bailout and some likely federal supportfor the every industry. It was a fun ride but we've lived beyond ourmeans for quite some time, and now it's time to start paying offsome of that debt.As the economy slows, firms will be taking into considerationseveral methods to reduce costs: cut raw material and sourcingcosts, cut labour costs, cut advertising, marketing and sales costs,or perhaps all of these. In the labour cost category is somethingspecial called "your job". Here's what to think about as you try toprove your worth.
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Being valuable is more important than being important. Itdoesn't reallyMatter where you sit in the organization in tough times, being acontributorwho can be counted on to do the important work is moreimportant than being"important". Signifying that you can help right the ship,through insights intonew products or services, cutting costs or an understanding of market trends is much more valuable at this point. When youget into the lifeboat, peopleWill want to know if you know how to handle an oar.First and foremost, make sure that you're doing your job-anddoing it well. Astressful work environment often follows when business isn'tgood, but thatshouldn't be an excuse for giving up on your duties. Ignore the
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