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I see a lot of fiddling while the economy burns. In fact there appears to be an air of "phew that's over". The recession drops off the media's radar thanks to their infantile attention spans. Please be aware that this recession hasn't even started - and plan your coming years accordingly.

Here we will record your blog as you describe your journey to a ttjasi: let us share as you quit your job. You will get the support of our advice and encouragement, and we can draw some inspiration in return.

You can ask to have your very own personal blog on ttjasi.com or you can tell us where you already have a blog. All we ask is that the blog actually be about quitting your job. Contact ttjasi now and ask for a blog or tell us your blog details. No automated stuff: deal with a real person!

Too often when we leave a job, we rush into another without taking a break.

If you take a breather, you will start the next job with renewed energy, instead of dragging yourself along on day one in recovery mode.

Provided by the New Zealand Government, Interest Matcher suggests jobs based on yoru interests.

Provided by the New Zealand Government, Subject Matcher categorises jobs by subject.

Provided by the New Zealand Government, Skill Matcher suggests jobs based on your skills.

Provided by the New Zealand Government, Pathfinder is a great tool for finding your way with your career.

Strategies For Securing Your IT Career
by Rob England

Ideas to help geeks building a career.

Make sure you have a good healthy network of people who know you (and hopefully like you). You will need them to:

• provide advice
• provide services to you like training, job finding, trades people for a new business premises etc
• look out for work for you, and recommend you

There are some good tools to help you manage a network, like LinkedIn or Plaxo