Lindsey Bell

The key take away from all the jobs data released this week is this: Hiring remains muted, but there may be hope. #markets

If November jobs come in hotter than expected I wouldn't be surprised with a pause on rate cuts at the December meeting.

I expect the momentum to continue into the year end as business and consumers feel the relief of the election overhang.

Regardless of how noisy the October jobs data is, the trend since the start of the year shows a cooling labor market.

The September jobs report is confirmation of a soft to no landing scenario. 254k jobs added!! What does it mean? #markets

One gauge of consumer confidence was released earlier this week showing a downbeat consumer concerned about the labor market.

Missteps are natural in transformational career change. #career #strategy

Career success comes from action, not instruction manuals. #career #success

Instead of focusing on what workers are lacking, they focus on helping them find purpose. #pupose #career

Feels more like a far-off luxury. One reserved for companies that are small enough to afford the flexibility that worker independence requires. #work

I felt it -- people and companies are opening their minds to the idea of employee independence. Or career ownership. #career

Their wages have stagnated and now they’re pushing back on the price increases of the last several years. #American #dream

My fear is that corporations will have limited power to provide a sense of job security for their employees at any point in the future. #jobs #fear

AI, shifting business models, and changing consumer preferences have been primary drivers of the new normal. #markets