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Every worker is eagerly looking for an opportunity to fight competition in the current economic scenario. Knowing strategies to advance your career or prove your worth to your employer won't be of any help in the present economic downslide.

Facing Bad Economy
Following tips may help you see light at the end of the tunnel:

Face the change: The current economic uncertainty calls for a change in your attitude. You have to adjust yourself to the new ways of working. Keep a smile on your face though there is a shift in the corporate organizational structure, procedures or workload.



Blessing in disguise:
Changes in your organization or your role are a blessing in disguise as they bring in new opportunities. If there is a layoff in your department, you may have to take additional responsibilities that help you make career advancement.

Seek new opportunities:
It is not a bad idea at all to volunteer to take up such work that gives you an opportunity to learn new skills and experience, especially when your team runs short of hands. At the same time, if you take on more work you will end up in burnout. If you have too much to accomplish, seek the help of your manager to tell what is to be handled first. He may solve your problem by giving you a help, or by delegating some work to others.

Don't bury your head in the sand:
You should not worry too much about what would happen to your colleagues during budget cuts and layoffs. When business is slow, pay attention to the situation of your organization and be bold to take positive action where it is needed. Don't bury your head in the sand. You will fail in your duty if you are overtaken by speculation.

Sharpen your skills: Keep track of what is happening around you and master the latest in software and systems used by your company. Don't forget about sharpening your customer service skills. This effort is needed not only to maintain your value to your employer, but also to prepare yourself to withstand the competition if you have to go back to the job market. You must continuously make efforts for professional progress.

Keep an eye on opportunities:
Jumping from company to company may not take you anywhere. You must be ready to move if the right opening shows up. Update your resume and keep in touch with people in your network to know what opportunities exist in your field.

It is difficult to predict how long the current downturn lasts. The suggested tips will help you weather the storm.
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