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ChangeForge | Ken Stewart | Where business and technology collide » Do You Hate Where You Work?

Started by ChangeForge | Ken Stewart · 10 months ago

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  • Strong One

    1 year ago

    I like this post. Talks a lot about what is important to you. I myself have been dealing with the turmoil of loving or hating your job.
    I think it comes down to what makes you happy. Not so much the 'act' of the job itself, but the job as a whole.
    Weighing in on all the +'s and -'s and seeing the 'big picture'.
    It's never just 'one' thing that is the decision maker or breaker.
    Thanks for the post.
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  • ChangeForge | Ken Stewart

    1 year ago

    Strong One, thank you for your comments. I am always glad to see that I can be of service to the community in some shape form or fashion. I always offer, if anyone needs a sounding board, feel free to comment or e-mail me offline. I am happy to assist where I can.
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  • Apple Bottoms

    2 months ago

    Most people hate where they're working at..
    Especially nowadays, The economy is experiencing recession..
    Most people area working on the fields that they did not specialize..
    Because of major loss of jobs all around the world,
    More and more people are willing to work in any job possible.
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  • ChangeForge | Ken Stewart

    1 month ago

    This is very true. I think I have gained some perspective in this recent economic crisis, but don't let need diminish goals. You need to have those to dig yourself back out of the hole.
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  • Dr David Black

    1 month ago

    Change can happen but you must be pro active as well.
    Dr.David Black
    www.blackchiropractic.com.au
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  • ChangeForge | Ken Stewart

    1 month ago

    Very true, David.
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  • Arthritis

    1 week ago

    I think this was your precursor to you being laid off but think on the bright side. It probably brings a new breath of opportunities. As it states in the law of attraction. Don't ask for what you don't want.
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  • ChangeForge | Ken Stewart

    1 week ago

    Art, that was Max and Larry that were laid off, but as you say it most certainly brings a "new breath of opportunities." That is a great perspective! Great observation!
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