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Survey Finds Meaningful Work #1 Reason To Change Jobs

By Janet Scarborough Civitelli, Ph.D. Last updated on May 15, 2011

Recently I ran a survey on VocationVillage.com asking visitors their #1 reason to accept a new job. After 128 votes, here are the responses:
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Reasons To Change Jobs

Are you surprised? I thought “Flexible work schedule” and “Great boss” would receive more votes than they did.

If you are a hiring manager and you are hoping to attract new talent, now you know what matters most to job seekers!

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