I chose the 2nd option. I had to stop my job because I moved back to the UK... None of the options really apply to me, because I didn't change the job for another.
I'm still going strong (unless they find out I post here during the work day), but my wife lost her job. She's writing part time to keep up from bankruptcy.
Same job. I switched jobs by choice a couple of years ago and, as far as I can tell, I'm really at no risk of being laid off.
I resigned from my position a few months ago and still am looking for full-time work. None of the options apply to me. Ed O.
Not me. I hate to work, because I'm remarkably lazy. I'll hold down a job so long as I have one, but if I were to lose the job due to the economic down-turn, I'm okay with being unemployed for a while (sabbatical, let's call it) and fairly confident that I can get work long before I need it. Being possessed of no children is what allows me to take such a laid-back approach, of course.
Graduated six months ago. No job still, although a couple of really nice prospects in the pipe right now.
Haha. No. The hot secretary had already moved away. I actually left on good terms and have done some contract work for them since then. I had been there six years, though, and that's a long long time in interactive media time Ed O.
boo. no "take this job and shove it" moment? meh. interactive media? for some reason I thought you were a lawyer.
At the same job 3 years, and like it, after 6 years working at place that absolutely crossed the line into abusive, interspersed with periods of unemployment. But...if the hostile takeover happens, there is about a 50% chance I would be unemployed within a year. Loss of income, health, retirement, like so many others. And very hard time finding new work. So, OK but nervous would sum up my situation.
I have a friend that's failed the California Bar once and the Oregon bar twice. He's going for the Washington exam in July because it's supposed to be easier?
The California bar exam is the second-hardest in the nation, due to the number of subjects. I believe only the New York exam has more subjects.
