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Sure did. We are not even half way through the wave of exposed criminals.
Sometimes I think that graduating from college this year is probably the worst time in history to graduate due to increasing jobless rates. But then again, pushing all the criminals and fools out of the market will free up more opportunities in the long run. So it's a give and take.
Sometimes I think that graduating from college this year is probably the worst time in history to graduate due to increasing jobless rates. But then again, pushing all the criminals and fools out of the market will free up more opportunities in the long run. So it's a give and take.
Don't get your hopes down.There's some job always for those who want to work,you just might wait a bit for it but it's just something you gotta get used to considering this enomomic crisis.
People here wait for like 5 months even if they finished some good uni and they just get some decent job but it's not you can chose nowadays.
On the other hand,it's the worst time for me to get into some uni that awaits me in a couple of months.Prices are bigger and salaries are lower and people get fired pretty often.
People here wait for like 5 months even if they finished some good uni and they just get some decent job but it's not you can chose nowadays.
On the other hand,it's the worst time for me to get into some uni that awaits me in a couple of months.Prices are bigger and salaries are lower and people get fired pretty often.
Indeed, I'm sure some firms will do that, even at the expense of performance. Thankfully, though, the only loans I have are from my parents, so they'll give me time to get on my feet.
I bet. Especially those who want to work with automobiles.
Going into university right now isn't all bad as we don't know how much worse off the world economy will be in another five years or so. I think the key for ingoing college students is picking a major/line of study that will prepare them for a career that will still be in demand once the crisis is over. Majors such as business administration, history, and similar choices might not pay off in the long run, IMO. Rather, an engineer in alternative energy products could be a great choice for the future.
I bet. Especially those who want to work with automobiles.
Going into university right now isn't all bad as we don't know how much worse off the world economy will be in another five years or so. I think the key for ingoing college students is picking a major/line of study that will prepare them for a career that will still be in demand once the crisis is over. Majors such as business administration, history, and similar choices might not pay off in the long run, IMO. Rather, an engineer in alternative energy products could be a great choice for the future.
You're funny 
Of course I am, it's the headlines along with The Pirate Bay. Plus I work in the same industry and what is happening affects me directly. 10000 employees becoming out of job all of a sudden is a disaster. Uddevala might become the poorest town in Sweden in a one evening. But that's what happens when you are bought by evils GM owns SAAB and Ford owns Volvo cars.
My work is very close to Torslanda, where the Volvo cars are born. We drove by the other day and I hate to say it but it's ghost town. Two of my neighbours work on the line at Volvo, they are spending more "vacation" days than working days.
Same thing can be said about Volvo group (trucks, buses, etc.)
To get back to SAAB, I wonder how the company has survived so much. In today's paper they had a time line about the company and they have been recording losses since 1998, year in year out. GM wants nothing to do with it, they are totally giving up now. They know that no one would buy it from them and the Swedish government declared lately that they don't want to buy the company either. I expect them to the first car brand to totally vanish. Shame really.
Of course I am, it's the headlines along with The Pirate Bay. Plus I work in the same industry and what is happening affects me directly. 10000 employees becoming out of job all of a sudden is a disaster. Uddevala might become the poorest town in Sweden in a one evening. But that's what happens when you are bought by evils GM owns SAAB and Ford owns Volvo cars.
My work is very close to Torslanda, where the Volvo cars are born. We drove by the other day and I hate to say it but it's ghost town. Two of my neighbours work on the line at Volvo, they are spending more "vacation" days than working days.
Same thing can be said about Volvo group (trucks, buses, etc.)
To get back to SAAB, I wonder how the company has survived so much. In today's paper they had a time line about the company and they have been recording losses since 1998, year in year out. GM wants nothing to do with it, they are totally giving up now. They know that no one would buy it from them and the Swedish government declared lately that they don't want to buy the company either. I expect them to the first car brand to totally vanish. Shame really.
Hmm, well I'm not entirely sure... that's the best play in the coming years for sure though. Perhaps something in farming. Of course doctors will always be needed, so that's another possibility. But going to college for something like art history or business administration is probably going to be a waste of money.
You're funny
Of course I am, it's the headlines along with The Pirate Bay. Plus I work in the same industry and what is happening affects me directly. 10000 employees becoming out of job all of a sudden is a disaster. Uddevala might become the poorest town in Sweden in a one evening. But that's what happens when you are bought by evils GM owns SAAB and Ford owns Volvo cars.
My work is very close to Torslanda, where the Volvo cars are born. We drove by the other day and I hate to say it but it's ghost town. Two of my neighbours work on the line at Volvo, they are spending more "vacation" days than working days.
Same thing can be said about Volvo group (trucks, buses, etc.)
To get back to SAAB, I wonder how the company has survived so much. In today's paper they had a time line about the company and they have been recording losses since 1998, year in year out. GM wants nothing to do with it, they are totally giving up now. They know that no one would buy it from them and the Swedish government declared lately that they don't want to buy the company either. I expect them to the first car brand to totally vanish. Shame really.
Of course I am, it's the headlines along with The Pirate Bay. Plus I work in the same industry and what is happening affects me directly. 10000 employees becoming out of job all of a sudden is a disaster. Uddevala might become the poorest town in Sweden in a one evening. But that's what happens when you are bought by evils GM owns SAAB and Ford owns Volvo cars.
My work is very close to Torslanda, where the Volvo cars are born. We drove by the other day and I hate to say it but it's ghost town. Two of my neighbours work on the line at Volvo, they are spending more "vacation" days than working days.
Same thing can be said about Volvo group (trucks, buses, etc.)
To get back to SAAB, I wonder how the company has survived so much. In today's paper they had a time line about the company and they have been recording losses since 1998, year in year out. GM wants nothing to do with it, they are totally giving up now. They know that no one would buy it from them and the Swedish government declared lately that they don't want to buy the company either. I expect them to the first car brand to totally vanish. Shame really.
Wallenberg owned SAAB. Sometime in the 90s they sold half of it to GM. Then a few years afterwards GM paid them a good amount. These things happen a lot in the automotive industry. Especially the American giants, they own many European brands.
GM for example own Opel and SAAB, the cars are basically the same, they come out from the 9-3 and the Vectra come out from the same line in Germany. Cadillacs and 9-5 come out from the same line in Uddevala. R&D and production becomes much cheaper when things are normalized in this way. When Volvo and Ford where making lots of profit in the first few years SAAB was still making losses and I really don't know why. GM's Open was making profit, it's really strange.
GM for example own Opel and SAAB, the cars are basically the same, they come out from the 9-3 and the Vectra come out from the same line in Germany. Cadillacs and 9-5 come out from the same line in Uddevala. R&D and production becomes much cheaper when things are normalized in this way. When Volvo and Ford where making lots of profit in the first few years SAAB was still making losses and I really don't know why. GM's Open was making profit, it's really strange.
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Well that sucks!It's on the top of my list.
Can't be a doctor now so let's move on. Farming,well I don't know much about that uni.I just heard it's very hard.
This sucks,I will have to decide in the next 2 weeks probably and now I have no idea where to.
Can't be a doctor now so let's move on.
Farming,well I don't know much about that uni.I just heard it's very hard.This sucks,I will have to decide in the next 2 weeks probably and now I have no idea where to.
