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What Makes a Good Work Life?

You might think you're lucky to have a job, but is it a good one? Get the 10 indicators of a satisfying, healthy career.
By Jean Chatzky
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 Using the Skills You've Spent Time Acquiring

It's important to be valued for the particular skills you bring to work—and to be able to use those skills—rather than just being a body at a desk.

Published on March 14, 2008
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