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My company has plenty of work, and I'm optimistic we'll all keep our jobs.	29.7% (36 Votes)
There is less work, and I'm worried that layoffs may happen.	11.5% (14 Votes)
My company has had layoffs, though I am fortunate to still be here.	22.3% (27 Votes)
I was laid off, and am looking for work.	7.4% (9 Votes)
I was laid off, but am already working again.	4.1% (5 Votes)
I am a consultant and am having trouble finding clients.	9% (11 Votes)
I am a consultant and have not noticed much of a difference in work lately.	6.6% (8 Votes)
I am a consultant and have more work than I can handle.	3.3% (4 Votes)
other (please leave comments).	5.7% (7 Votes)
Total Votes: 121

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