Eighty percent (80%) of the US economy works in services.
So innovate, Services and Retail, push new high end services into your job.
Hey teachers!!, if a YouTube kid can express it better than you this week, find that kids work and push it in class.
Managers find a Burger King English as a second language order pole video on YouTube and make it a training video for the people who have to work the window. And you can find the lower end services for your job, also.
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- Mike Reardon
- From the time I was about 8yrs old in 1953. I saw clearly that century had moving technologies that were moving the whole world faster than any other century in history. The Airplanes history happen all before me, and Radio as the main media was being transformed by TV. TV was 6hr on some national channels in San Francisco. Passed 8 I was aware some people cultures had been moved 300 years and more and others came from tribal home to the whole world. A moving changing world (good to great and poor and cruel) has always been with me. This century is going quicker and that is what we will live thru..
Economix - CASEY B. MULLIGAN Economics on the Go
ReplyDeleteFebruary 9, 2011
Although economists haven’t yet discarded their laptop and desktop computers, the mobile-device revolution has changed how they and their students work.
At the University of Chicago, I see more mobile devices from Apple — the iPhones, iPods and iPads — around campus than I do BlackBerrys, or, for that matter, pencils. So I’m focusing primarily here on apps for Apple devices.
Economics on the Go
US Manufacturing is in a place where only 11% of the working population can now find a job.
ReplyDeleteEven if it is growing its still going to be working against a negative pull of off-shoring by other businesses.
The US is the 3rd largest manufacturing nation, but that employed 11% is a line that will be challenged to expand.
In larger parts there’s a difference between assemble of pre-made units from other nations and real full US manufacture in the real world, it gets the mix of large parts that are already made in another nation. Any advanced product made now comes from 10 to 90 different sources.
Only Gov Agencies really try to counts the full source in assembly on things now saying Made in USA.