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We heard a lot about quiet quitting last year. And, while some people were doing the bare minimum at work, many were also rage applying and career cushioning to quell their fears of a possible recession and just to keep their career options open. These efforts may pay off in 2024.
This year will likely see a drop in job growth, as the job market returns to its mostly pre-pandemic status. The Congressional Budget Office projects that the unemployment rate will increase to 4.7% by mid-2024 from 3.6% around the middle of 2023.
“The 2024 job market is going to
