HubPages:
Top 10 Reasons
Employees Get Fired
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"...It is important to be honest, straightforward, and forthcoming on the job with management and coworkers.
However, this does not mean that you should blurt out everything you know It is important to protect your
company's proprietary information..." 091117
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About.com: How to Turn a Seasonal Job into a Career "A seasonal job can be more than a way to
earn extra money during the summer or a way to pay your way as a ski bum. There are some people who
have turned a seasonal job, or two, into a career..." 080128
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careerbuilder.com: 10 Sexiest Jobs "You’re at a party. You spot someone across the room and you
make your way toward each other. Things are going well, so after some small talk you ask, “What do you do
for a living?” The answer you receive determines if you exchange phone numbers or say goodnight..."
080115
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MSN Careers: 30 Top Jobs of 2008 "A new year means new beginnings: new resolutions, ideas and
friends; new habits, relationships and goals; new salaries, titles and responsibilities. And perhaps most
importantly, new jobs. Lots of ‘em. And not just for 2008, either - until 2016. 080103
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Quintessential Careers: The Value of a Mentor "Looking for a boost in your job search or working life?
Find yourself a mentor -- or let one find you. A mentor is that one person who can guide you, help you, take
you under his or her wing, and nurture your career quest..." 08010
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About.com: Career Decisions: Self Assessment "The most common question I'm asked is this one: 'I
don't know what I want to do. Is there a test or something that can tell me what career is right for me?'..."
071028
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JobHuntersBible.com: What is the Internet to the job-hunter? "I think the most useful answer is to say
that the Internet is a place where a job-hunter can perform certain tasks, and when you break it down this
way..." 080214
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MSN Careers: America's Top 50 Jobs "Though we'd all like to be earning a hefty paycheck, the reality is
we're not all investment bankers, Oscar-worthy actors or CEOs. The truth is, we're all just regular people
trying to make a living at the highest salary our skills, training and interests will allow..." 080214
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New York Times: What ‘Should’ You Do in Your Career? "When I decided to become a lawyer 20
years ago, it was a decision laden with shoulds, mostly from my father, who was projecting his wishes onto
me. (His “Marci should be a lawyer” became “I should please my father and become a lawyer.”) If I had
listened better to my own vision for a career, I might have found a career that fit me better the first time
around..." 071203
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Ezine @rticles: Career Management: Are YOU Career Lazy? "Being lazy is something we don't like to admit to
ourselves much less our own mother (who will love us no matter what except being lazy). We will substitute other
words and rationalization for our behavior. You think we can't tell but we can. You're lazy. Second to bad body odor,
no one really wants to be around that even if you're charming..." 110
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careerbuilder.com: Five Careers That Make a Difference "You’re not a casual observer in life -- you
like to get involved and make things better. So it’s no wonder you want a career that will allow you to make
a difference in people’s lives..." 080214
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