Well, the inflation in my country now is not extremely high but has already damaged the economy. The cost of living is increasing and does not seem to stop. Last week one of my friends lost his job after working in the same company for a decade. His life abruptly changed, putting him in a place where he could not support his family. If you were him, how would you survive this tough time ? As a friend, I am trying to help him as much as I can and meanwhile, I am planning to save more money to prepare for the unexpected challenges in my life. What about you ?
In each country, the economic crisis manifests itself in different ways....
In my country, the economy is currently undergoing a transformation and therefore new vacancies are appearing in the labor market.
This is due to the partial mobilization (for the purposes of combat operations) of more than 300 thousand people of the most able-bodied age. In addition, a large number of young people emigrated to other countries (Georgia, Armenia, Finland, Mongolia, Thailand, etc.). As a result, there is a shortage of middle and top managers in the labor market. At the same time, similar specialists with experience working in foreign companies cannot cope with this work, as they are used to focusing on job descriptions, and working in an economic crisis and difficult political realities requires completely different competencies.
At the same time, young people are in no hurry to fill vacancies, as they fear a new wave of mobilization, in which employers will help military registration and enlistment offices to recruit their employees (mandatory) into the ranks of the armed forces. Thus, a paradoxical situation is emerging - there are many jobs in the country, but men are in no hurry to fill the existing vacancies. Risks and uncertainty are very high.
In other countries, the situation is probably quite different.... Your friend needs to make decisions based on existing realities, in any even the most difficult situation you can find a way out.