[SeekAndFind]

[dfwgator]

[Alex Murphy]

30-something bankers are increasingly stuck working for one firm. “There’s no demand for senior people,” says a veteran debt capital markets headhunter in London. “Getting their buyouts signed off is difficult. Banks won’t swallow the pill.” Another veteran headhunter, who runs a fixed income search boutique, says all hiring now is taking place at junior levels and that senior staff are frustrated as a result: “They don’t have any options. They can’t move – they just have to make the most of life where they are.”

PFL

[DoodleDawg]

Poor babies.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Yep. All wh0res age fast and have a short shelf-life, LOL!

[KarlInOhio]

I have a special flask for all of the tears of the bankers.

[CMAC51]

The collapse of the credit bubble and the return of oil to a non-speculative commodity have created an empty shell of the banking industry. They no longer wield the economic power they once did. Economics have shifted to the producers, especially energy.

New York and the California Gold Coast will remain the titular financial capital of the country, but the real nuts and bolts financial capitals are Texas and Florida.

[longtermmemmory]

NOTE:

This is for ALL industries and jobs.

Bias against older workers is very much alive wherever you go.

a 50+ year old is going to be denied access to opportunities just on age alone.

FOOTNOTE:

illness Right to die,
illness Duty to die,
Unemployable burden Duty to die.