officewiz
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« on: July 12, 2010, 09:44:28 pm » |
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I'd take the "perfect" job. Your being happy and inspired about your work lays the foundation for more prosperity to come. (If you choose a job that provides the money but not the inspiration, problems could arise in the future. (After a while you don't "feel" the money, and being less than happy can take its toll--on the work and home fronts.)
I can say that my responsibilities and compensation have grown--to my satisfaction--over the years. I feel very fortunate to have the "perfect" job for me.
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