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Right now. >> correct. >> you also have an associates degree in business, a little bit more education and to make yourself more marketable, sending resumes out constantly. >> yes. >> what's it like out there to be super qualify and not able to get a job? >> it's -- it's horrible. i mean, it's not just not being able to get a job. it's not being able to get an interview. i probably average five resumes online to various companies and job site locations daily, and with nothing. it's just -- quiet. there's no response whatsoever. and it's just heartbreaking, because i've always been a person who ...

Traffic. >> i would ask eileen a question, how did you get them there in the first place, whether it was seo, a whole new ball game on the web. word of mouth can go a long way, but things like search and finding -- and really it doesn't just extend through a website like this. you want to figure out in any business, how did you succeed in the first place and how do you replicate that. >> if you got them there first, then you need to make sure you keep them or get them telling their friends. >> exactly. >> and if there's a registration on her site, being able to reach 0 out to customers, with a...

That's hard because presumably -- >> why did you look at me? >> yeah. >> it's a hard one, right? presumably you hired her because she's good and presumably you trust her because you hired her. >> i think for an entry level position as long as you're not privy to sensitive confidential information it shouldn't be a big deal. people will work in a similar industry as their boyfriend or significant other. if there's sensitive information he's worried about, he should be careful with that and then, number two, he should also have a very frank conversation with her about the need for confidentialit...

List goes on and on. job reps say they're seeing something different here this year, the number of alumni who have shown up who have been downsized out of a job looking for just an entry level position. back to you. jon: laura, dan and rina, thank you. jane: new signs out that the bottom line for a lot of us in this country may be looking stronger. according to the federal reserve, people are slowly regaining some of the wealth they've lost in the recession. jenna is here to explain the gains are not huge, but they're significant. jon jon exactly. when your net worth goes up, that means you're...

Passage but a lot of teenagers are finding work hard to come by. the current teen unemployment rate is just over 27%. the highest level since the government began tracking back in 1948. more than 1.6 million teenagers are now looking for work. last year 31% of all employed teens worked accommodation and food services. in this economy though, there's stiff competition even for entry level position but fast-food joint cans still be an important resource. david lee miller is at a mcdonald's this lunchtime in new york city in the bronx. talk a little if you will about why the teen unemployment rat...