The latest US jobs report exceeded expectations, with 353,000 jobs added in January, significantly higher than the anticipated 187,000.
This marks a continuation of strong job growth and low unemployment rates, which have remained stable at 3.7% for over two years.
Despite these positive trends, experts suggest there might be better times to seek new employment due to the job market’s shift towards more sustainable growth and less worker leverage.
After the pandemic-induced job losses and rapid recovery, the job market is showing signs of normalizing, with fewer opportunities for job seekers compared to the boom period.
Voluntary job quits have decreased, and finding new employment may be more challenging.
While the job market remains robust, those looking to change jobs should be cautious, as the current environment may not be as favorable as in the past.
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