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    I worked with one client who was so hung up on the fact that she liked her co-workers that whenever she thought about leaving her job she imagined herself at her next job without the camaraderie she had developed with her current col

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    You get what you pay for does not just apply to shopping. You are paying a price, whether you know it or not, at work and you are getting exactly what you pay for.

    Step 5 – If in step 4 you were unable to identify any way for you to express your authentic self, determine what the payoff is for working in this job. When we continue to do the same thing over and over - in this case going to work at the same job day after day - and we resist making a change, it is partially because there is a pay off for us to stay. We must be getting something out of the situation or else staying would not be an option. So, think about what you are getting by staying. For some it might be a substantial paycheck and for others it may be a flexible schedule or the perks/benefits they get at work. Pay attention to these and don’t minimize them. They may be great reasons to stay but it is also quite possible that these reasons are not exclusive to this job in this company. Look at the bigger picture. You may be able to duplicate them in a variety of situations.

    I worked with one client who was so hung up on the fact that she liked her co-workers that whenever she thought about leaving her job she imagined herself at her next job without the camaraderie she had developed with her current coll

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    thentic self, determine what the payoff is for working in this job. When we continue to do the same thing over and over - in this case going to work at the same job day after day - and we resist making a change, it is partially because there is a pay off for us to stay. We must be getting something out of the situation or else staying would not be an option. So, think about what you are getting by staying. For some it might be a substantial paycheck and for others it may be a flexible schedule or the perks/benefits they get at work. Pay attention to these and don’t minimize them. They may be great reasons to stay but it is also quite possible that these reasons are not exclusive to this job in this company. Look at the bigger picture. You may be able to duplicate them in a variety of situations.

    I worked with one client who was so hung up on the fact that she liked her co-workers that whenever she thought about leaving her job she imagined herself at her next job without the camaraderie she had developed with her current col

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    to stay. We must be getting something out of the situation or else staying would not be an option. So, think about what you are getting by staying. For some it might be a substantial paycheck and for others it may be a flexible schedule or the perks/benefits they get at work. Pay attention to these and don’t minimize them. They may be great reasons to stay but it is also quite possible that these reasons are not exclusive to this job in this company. Look at the bigger picture. You may be able to duplicate them in a variety of situations.

    I worked with one client who was so hung up on the fact that she liked her co-workers that whenever she thought about leaving her job she imagined herself at her next job without the camaraderie she had developed with her current col

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    ey get at work. Pay attention to these and don’t minimize them. They may be great reasons to stay but it is also quite possible that these reasons are not exclusive to this job in this company. Look at the bigger picture. You may be able to duplicate them in a variety of situations.

    I worked with one client who was so hung up on the fact that she liked her co-workers that whenever she thought about leaving her job she imagined herself at her next job without the camaraderie she had developed with her current col

    What Does Your Calling Card Say About You?
    Of the four business meetings I have held so far this week; only in one case was the other person able to produce an up to date and informative business card, despite the fact that they were all very senior executivesAs I have said on numerous occasions, a common (and often overlooked) image feature for every would-be business professional, is the business or calling card (the summary informat
    ariety of situations.

    I worked with one client who was so hung up on the fact that she liked her co-workers that whenever she thought about leaving her job she imagined herself at her next job without the camaraderie she had developed with her current colleagues. When I asked her about previous jobs she had she remembered great bosses and good friends she still kept in touch with. She was afraid her luck had run out and this fear kept her from moving. Once she was able to let go of it and instead of expecting a worse situation, she changed her outlook to anticipate something equal or better.

    I do not mean to downplay the importance of the people with whom you work but it is possible to duplicate a lot of things at work. The important thing for her when she began interviewing was to take extra time to meet with and speak with people with whom she may work. She requested time away from decision makers to speak with potential colleagues and asked a lot of questions. For some people, this is not that important but for her it was a deal breaker.

    If you have a deal breaker, just be honest enough to identify it and do what you have to to make sure you have what you need at work. In the above case she went through several interviews where the company culture and people just did

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