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Essential Steps To Take Before You Quit Your Job

By: Michelle Dumas September 27, 2013 – Posted in: Career Management

"Take this job and shove it"! The title of a popular 1977 country song (sung by someone ironically named Johnny Paycheck), it describes a feeling many, if not most, of us have felt at least once in our professional lives. Life isn't perfect, and neither is employment. Dissatisfaction with a job may be so great

Is It Time To Say Goodbye? What You Need To Know Before You Resign From Your Job

By: Michelle Dumas August 27, 2012 – Posted in: Career Management

It’s never easy saying goodbye, but when the time is right, you know you need to move forward to a different place of employment. But before you make that final step to resign from your job, you should consider the following points : Signed, sealed, and delivered: Before you resign from your job, make sure

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