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		By: MariaRose		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This is a great article about a viewpoint concerning staying in a job beyond the need to keep constantly progressing upwards. Yes, you want to do your job as efficiently as possible but that should be to make your life  and your personal lifestyle outside of work better. Remember that upward mobility requires more effort to maintain consistently and if you are the type of personality that prefers a less effort on your part, perhaps you have found that niche in your present position. You are getting recognized for your work performance, you are getting yearly pay increases and you are getting expanded benefits that grow as you stay on and achieve a tenure of sorts at your position. Isn&#039;t that the main goal of working--earn enough for your needs and have enough to enjoy a happy life outside work.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is a great article about a viewpoint concerning staying in a job beyond the need to keep constantly progressing upwards. Yes, you want to do your job as efficiently as possible but that should be to make your life  and your personal lifestyle outside of work better. Remember that upward mobility requires more effort to maintain consistently and if you are the type of personality that prefers a less effort on your part, perhaps you have found that niche in your present position. You are getting recognized for your work performance, you are getting yearly pay increases and you are getting expanded benefits that grow as you stay on and achieve a tenure of sorts at your position. Isn&#8217;t that the main goal of working&#8211;earn enough for your needs and have enough to enjoy a happy life outside work.</p>
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