best jobs bad economic times
what industries are best to work at in this bad economy?
So everyone is aware of the economic meltdown, and how hard it is to find a job nowadays. I will graduate with a bachelors in business management and marketing in a like 3 months. Not only it is a challenge to find an entry level, on top the economy is really bad. No position is available except sales (which I HATE). So anyhow I am wondering what INDUSTRY I should work for, which one is the best in the long run
For instance banking is no good at this time. I was thinking something like the established old companies that sell necessities like food companies etc… what do you think ? What other industries are good for now ?
industries like involved in oil,energy sector or in water purification are good
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