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Do you feel that worth and value happen to be synonymous in the career arena, well nothing can be further from the truth, for they are not and while we are at it, be gently reminded that you should never ever allow your personal greed to come between you and your future employer by damaging the cordial relations that you have managed to develop so far. Career Derailing Initiatives You would be better able to understand the situation if you have recently been witness to some self-destructive as well as potentially self-initiated career derailing initiatives on part of someone, well you would ...

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It is generally said that taking risks is relatively easier when you happen to be young. For this very reason, you would find people taking giant risks early on in their lives, like moving from Europe to Asia, walking away from a stable life, a cushy, comfortable job in a large financial institution and move almost halfway around the world to start a brand new career of running their own agency. Jump Into the Unknown This jump into the unknown is indeed a very tough decision and a simple one at the same time. The reason for this is the consequences of ...

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The first few years of the career are spent in figuring out how to get paid reasonably enough to be able to get on. This is, in fact, an extended lesson and at times we spend a bit longer learning how to crack the code. Higher Level Needs Once we gather the requisite experience and confidence that we can easily support ourselves, save a major economic downturn or a calamity of a personal nature, we move our attention to our higher level needs. With the realization that we are employable, our outlook towards a job undergoes a sea change, we ...

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Which of these describes you better than the other, ambitious to the core, organized, a little bit impatient at times, highly competitive, creative, collaborative, somewhat messy at times. Most of us associate ourselves with either type A or type B personality. Manic Fervor Again it is entirely possible that you do not associate with one to the complete exclusion of other, and depending on the context you make associations with both. Many people amongst us like to schedule our time and go about writing lists with manic fervor, type A personality attribute, on the other hand, we have never ever tried ...

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The first few years of the career are spent in figuring out how to get paid reasonably enough to be able to get on. This is in fact an extended lesson and at times we spend a bit longer learning how to crack the code. Higher Level Needs Once we gather the requisite experience and confidence that we can easily support ourselves, save a major economic downturn or a calamity of a personal nature, we move our attention to our higher level needs. With the realization that we are employable, our outlook towards a job undergoes a sea change, we ...

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