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Don't let job unhappiness lead you down the wrong path

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Certain people are unhappy in their jobs, perhaps because the salary does not meet expectations, advancement has not been quick enough, or especially in the current economic climate, they have wanted to leave but job prospects elsewhere have been slim. Now however, they may decide that the only solution is to start from scratch in an entirely new career. More Challenger articles

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