This year's graduating college seniors face desperate times in the job market, and Youth Radio's Lauren Silverman pinpoints the ongoing shift in focus for aspiring professionals: jobs in the government sector are in, and the private sector is out. As Silverman perceptively notes, "friend-ing" a new contact from Goldman Sachs on Facebook seems like a waste of time now, when networking with a Capitol Hill intern may more likely lead to a stable job opportunity. Silverman's writing is insightful, and her delivery is smooth. This audio commentary would serve as a refreshing injection of "youth perspective" on the current economic crisis for a public affairs program.
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Hansi Wang
Posted on April 06, 2009 at 11:49 PM | Permalink
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This year's graduating college seniors face desperate times in the job market, and Youth Radio's Lauren Silverman pinpoints the ongoing shift in focus for aspiring professionals: jobs in the government sector are in, and the private sector is out. As Silverman perceptively notes, "friend-ing" a new contact from Goldman Sachs on Facebook seems like a waste of time now, when networking with a Capitol Hill intern may more likely lead to a stable job opportunity. Silverman's writing is insightful, and her delivery is smooth. This audio commentary would serve as a refreshing injection of "youth perspective" on the current economic crisis for a public affairs program.