Search If you want my advice Marty Nemko sees growth in the healthcare industry -- and in biochemical terrorism? CAREERS AND ED In July, the unemployment rate in California was 11 percent. Which got us thinking: what's the smart way to job hunt these days? We're not the only ones -- this month, the Commonwealth Club is hosting a series of lectures and workshops called "The Future of Work." We tapped two of the series' experts for email interviews, asking Marty Nemko, author of Cool Careers For Dummies , and Joel Garfinkle, Oakland-based career coach, for their takes on the matter. They offered two points of view on today's dreary job market. Upside? Nemko, who spoke on August 1, is positive that more workers will be needed to implement upcoming immigration reform. Of course, he also foresaw growth in "bio-chemical terrorism." Oh, the future. Marty Nemko: [My focus was] on which careers are likely to burgeon [in] the result of [an] Obama win -- which ones polls and Intrade [a speculative, crowd-sourced website] betting suggest will occur. I'll also talk about how to survive and even thrive during what may be America's decline and fall. Joel Garfinkle: Working hard and being good at what you do is not enough to attain the level of success you truly deserve. So what exactly makes one person more successful than another? The answer: leveraging and applying perception, visibility, and influence better than anyone else. SFBG: What kinds of issues are older workers facing