The fact is that most people have jobs regardless of the economy, and people are changing jobs all the time. Ask those you've worked for or with both in current and previous jobs, ask people in your circle of friends, ask those you do business with. Nobody is perfect, and none of us is immune to making mistakes. When they happen in a job search and you deny it, you're hurting your ability to succeed. When you make a mistake, stop and acknowledge it to yourself, decide what happened and why, and figure out how to prevent it from happening again.
Distractions are everywhere. .
IF by chance you decide to go into your own business . . . In any job, there are always plenty of chances to take shortcuts. Yet history clearly tells us that doing a job right the first time is clearly better than doing it wrong, and wasting time doing it over. Although skill in the job-hunting process plays a major role in landing a job, other factors also are at work. Pretending to be qualified for or interested in a job you couldn't care less about is dumb .