Laurence ShatkinCritiques

Librarians, library assistants, and archivists listed on the 150 best recession-proof jobs list? Absurd. Libraries across the country are eliminating positions and enacting hiring freezes, and the field itself is undergoing a digital shift that requires fewer workers than ever before. Furthermore, librarians of a certain age are failing to retire, which ties up jobs that might otherwise become available. Few jobs, little growth potential - how are these some of the best recession-proof jobs? The fact that this book lists these jobs on several of its lists makes me question the veracity of any of its information.

This book offers many lists of what they define as "recession proof jobs". They break it down by interest and field, and then offer a very comprehensive description of each job.

People looking for potential careers that may/may not have more stability than the average career would benefit from reading this.

Not sure this would be helpful