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☆ Rising layoffs, high inflation, and the dreaded R-word have American workers nervous. Here's a guide to managing your career in an uncertain economy.
▼ + stars: | 2022-07-18 | by ( Rachel Durose | Catherine Henderson | Rebecca Knight | ) www.businessinsider.com time to read: +16 min

The economic news is mixed: Inflation and interest rates are high, but the job market looks solid. It's possible that the Fed manages to cool off the economy and tame inflation without causing a spike in unemployment, said Flowers. "The outlook isn't as rosy as it was," Nick Bunker, the head of economic research at the jobs platform Indeed. If the thought of an economic downturn makes you fear for your job, you're not alone. Mentor someone else in your organization — if you're relatively new on the job yourself, take a student intern under your wing.

☆ I've worked security for 2 Super Bowls. Here's what it's like trying to keep 70,000 fans safe and off the field.
▼ + stars: | 2022-02-10 | by ( Jenny Powers | ) www.businessinsider.com time to read: +5 min

Jamine Moton, 43, is the founder of Skylar Security, a security company in Atlanta, Georgia. She and her security team worked the 2019 Super Bowl in Atlanta and the 2020 Super Bowl in Miami. Standing on the field, I felt emotional and fought back the tears in my eyes as I thought about my journey to working at the Super Bowl. I started my private security company, Skylar Security, in 2018Before starting her security company, Moton was a police sergeant and champion hammer thrower. For Skylar Security, I worked with a developer to build our own security technology connected to an app that allows us to communicate with and deploy staff at a moment's notice.

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