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Originally Posted by munchitup
My wife is an attorney and it seems like business is booming (though her niche is pretty recession proof). She is constantly being recruited. It's definitely a nice change from 2008 when I had to work at a coffee shop and temp office positions just to pay rent - and that was in Boston, a city that most consider an economically stable/strong city.
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I'm guessing your wife is in bankruptcies or foreclosures?
(only kidding, but they WERE doing well in 2008). I graduated college in 2010, and the job market was utter trash. I bounced around from office to office all around Northern and Southern California trying to find work, until I found my current job in 2011 as a paralegal. Since my folks were gracious enough to let me live at home, I took advantage of that to save money on rent.
It was a great time to go back to school, and my job has been nice enough to let me come back after my first year and let me set my own schedule. It's been pretty smooth sailing since.
I'm glad things are working out for you! Everyone I know seems to be doing relatively well now, even my friends who stuck around in construction.