Americans Are Very, Very Worried About Their Jobs

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5 thoughts on “Americans Are Very, Very Worried About Their Jobs

  1. Morning news indicates that many companies are raising prices. Feels like the tariff bill is coming due for many companies and they will have some ‘safety in numbers’ from POTUS’s menacing gaze.

  2. In this time of AI uncertainty, it would be logical for companies to at least suspend hiring until they can figure out what the impact on their business will be. We all know in most cases it will be huge but it will take a while for these agent bots (AI frontends) to become reliable and trust worthy.

  3. I’m not trying to let Trump off the hook, but I think AI is also causing the unease based on anecdotal evidence in my text groups. It’s a double whammy. Everything hits as once.

  4. Prior to the 2028 election, Americans will already be discussing the need to institute a “guaranteed minimum income (GMI)” to avoid a major recession. The writing is on the wall for attorneys, accountants, coders, and consultants.

  5. I know, we keep getting squeezed. 30% lower 2024, 2025 was slow in the car biz, but OK. This year, bought my own shop so I could control my fate. Thankfully I have people like your group to keep me focused.

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