CIO - No one likes to talk about their job search, especially when they're not making much headway, which is unfortunately the case for most unemployed professionals these days. But talking about your job search with your immediate family can be particularly frustrating. After all, they're the ones who have the most to gain or lose from it.
Several of the unemployed IT executives interviewed for the story, Can You Survive Unemployment, said that they didn't like talking about their job searches with their families because their efforts weren't going well. Plus, they didn't want to worry their families any more than they already were.
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