Judging by the September 2 jobs report, a double dip recession is closer than ever before and that's bad news for everyone still looking for a job.

Even worse than the modest 68,000 jobs analysts expected to see, no new jobs at all were added to the economy this quarter.

Manufacturing shrank by another 3% and unemployment remained a stark 9.1%.

Even the wages for those fortunate enough to be working went down by 0.1%—not a good sign.

As bad as this is there are jobs out there, just be prepared to go up against terrifying odds.