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“Can High Salary Buy Job Satisfaction?”

Filed under On the Job, Salary and Benefits
Posted by Libraries, May 22, 2006
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USA Today (Magazine), April 2006, Vol. 134, Issue 2731, pp. 8-9.

Does your employer act like your long lost friend and suggest a pay raise when you indicate that you’d like to move on? Money may matter, and it may look like a good deal, but weigh all the reasons for your dissatisfaction, says Tracey Turner, executive director of The Creative Group, a Menlo Park, Calif., specialized staffing service. Turner outlines things to consider if you should receive a company counteroffer.

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