Jobs Opportunity in 2023...?

Let’s get over the great resignation, quiet quitting,?and resistance to going back to the office. May 2023 bring you well-paying jobs that sustain your happiness, stable life, and flexibility to accommodate your lifestyle.??Unfortunately, the pandemics, Ukraine war, Chinese Zero Covid failed policy, choaked up supply chain, inflation, and recessionary economics are going to be here for a while, but your life doesn't have to stop. Be proactive and do not suffer anymore waiting for that perfect moment.????Well, the Chinese Zero Covid policy failure has thrust the Chinese economy and job prospects into freefall. And, Russian President Vladimir Putin is replacing generals in command of the Ukraine war clearly forecasting protracted war. Not good. Now, the WTO says prospects for the global economy have “darkened” since the war started on 24 February. WTO economists have now downgraded their expectations for future growth.? Need prayer and a miracle.

1.????Best Jobs in 2023??????????? ?The ‘best job in America’ pays over $120,000 a year —and offers a low-stress, healthy work-life balance are bubbling up.? Get out, and get the job you like.? In 2023, in the wake of the worst days of the pandemic, most U.S. job switchers and others seeking employment want to land a job that at the very least keeps up with red-hot inflation (7.1%) and provides some level of work-life balance. ??Well, there are opportunities:?1) Software Developer ($121,000) with in-depth knowledge of basic programming languages like C++, HTML, and JavaScript, as well as basic programming experience.”, 2) Nurse Practitioner ($123,780), 3) Medical and Health Services Manager ($101,340), 4) Physician Assistant ($121,530)..., and Airline Pilot ($134,630).? See, opportunities are out there.? Be courageous and persistent. And, you might get a thousand “No’s”, but don’t give up.? All you need is one “Yes.”? Go get you “Yes.”

2.????Economic Forecast 2023.????????? No one has a perfect crystal ball…???But according to Morgan Stanley, next year is likely to see weaker growth, less inflation, and the end of rate hikes, with the U.S., narrowly missing a recession, Europe contracting, and Asia offering green shoots for growth.?With excessive post-COVID consumer demand, bloated retail inventories, and the battle against inflation continuing to weigh on growth in 2023, Morgan Stanley believes global GDP growth will top out at just 2.2%, narrowly defying recession, but lower than the 3% growth expected for 2022.?The U.S. economy will face, most likely, A Soft Landing and Tepid Recovery.?The consumer prices—are currently up 8.2% year-over-year but are on a path to be up by just 2.4% YoY by the end of 2023.?In the labor market, Morgan Stanley believes that while companies have slowed hiring, lean payrolls and difficulty in filling skilled positions argue against widespread layoffs in 2023. Net job gains have slowed markedly over the year and, together with a modest rise in labor force participation, will likely result in a slightly higher (but relatively healthy) unemployment rate of 4.3% in late 2023.

3.???Ukraine-Russia War and China's Impact on the Global Economy…???? Xi's failed Zero Covid policy caused absolute economic dysfunction in China. China does not produce enough food and energy for its people and business. China has to import from the USA and other countries. CCP and XI are not making future perspectives dim and scary for the people. Well, Russia is digging itself into a protracted war. Vladimir Putin just replaced Russian military command in Ukraine indicating serious offensives are coming.? It’s a clear sign of coming protracted war in Ukraine… as Russian Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov was appointed to the role of top battlefield commander in Ukraine, the Russian state media outlet TASS?reported?Wednesday, citing the Russian Defense Ministry.? Gerasimov replaced Sergey Surovikin, a former commander of Russia's air force, also known by his nickname "General Armageddon," just months after he was chosen?for the position in October 2022.??? And in reflection of war and geopolitical environment, the official manufacturing purchasing managers index fell to 47 this month from November’s 48, the National Bureau of Statistics said Saturday. That was worse than an estimate of 47.8 in a Bloomberg survey of economists. Ukraine is one of the poorest countries in Europe, and Russia will fall into the economic abyss for decades to come regardless of the outcome of the war... Jobs for Ukrainians and Russians. Well, don't hold your breath. God help them.

~S. Vincent Shin,?www.dhirubhai.net/in/vshin

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Be Vigilant.?Be Safe.?

“Stay Curious”?and?“Think for Yourself.”???Always?decide on your own terms.??This is my research and analysis.?Perhaps you should take a closer look at them, and do additional investigation and scrutiny if they interest you.?(SVS)

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?References?(Not limited to):

?The ‘best job in America’ pays over $120,000 a year —and offers a low-stress, healthy work-life balance (msn.com)

Global Macroeconomic Outlook 2023 | Morgan Stanley

'Serious Offensives' are Coming After Putin Shuffles Top Generals: Analyst (msn.com)

War in Ukraine impacting global trade and world’s poorest - WTO | World Economic Forum (weforum.org)