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So you found a new job and it pays more than your old one. Before you buy that Rolex -- hold on! Salary is just one piece of the equation. Health benefits, incentive pay, 401k match, tuition reimbursement and pension plans also are key components of your total compensation. And because it's not just what you earn, it's what you keep, city wage taxes as well as commuting, childcare, wardrobe and meal expenses all come into play. Take a look. |
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The scene has become a standard in every sitcom. The couple is dressing for a big night out and the wife, obviously wanting to dress at her best hauls every possible outfit she has out of the closet one at a time. Trying each one on, she asks her mate, "How does this look"? Dutifully he responds, "That's fine, honey." In total frustration she returns to the bedroom to try yet another outfit. |
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The turbulent winds of a stormy job market are here, and if the winds should blow in your direction, there is a way to handle things. Nobody likes drastic change when it comes to careers. Americans, on average, spend 70% of their waking hours, Monday through Friday, on work-related activities. That being said, to change your job is a lifestyle change. As Americans, we make our careers a part of our lives. For some a job is a status symbol distinguishing oneself in society. How quickly in meeting does a new person ask, "What do you do?" Pretty quickly. |
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