In the San Antonio job market, many job seekers are still looking for job openings more in line with their education, experience, and skill set.  Many workers have been forced to seek work in temporary situations or at reduced pay scale.

While San Antonio certainly will feel the effects of any economic recession or depression, the reverberations don’t hit nearly as hard as in other cities.  Texas as a whole has done a good job of attempting to isolate the impact of economic downtown on the state as a whole.

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For me, it becomes a question of is it like this in all cities?  Is there ever a sustained period of time when the roads and highways are in a good condition?  Are citizens just habitual complainers?  Is construction just somethings cities do like clockwork?

Obviously, roads and highways wear down from use but this blogger wonders when and if there will ever be a 3 year or more state of being where the city no longer feels compelled to tear up a new highway, freeway, street, or road.  What is your opinion on this?  Does San Antonio seem to have construction more often than you would feel normally should be?  In comparison to other cities?

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