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Find the Fun in Your Field

Don’t let your best intentions lead you to neglect what keeps you going

Michelle LaBrosse
Wed, 08/22/2012 - 11:27
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Passionate Pauline is driving down the boulevard in the early morning, whistling to the tune “Oh Happy Day” with a big smile on her face, ready to take on the day with a vengeance and excited to tackle any challenges that may come her way. In the next lane over, Sullen Sue is sulking, and somehow stuck in the slow lane... again. Things don’t typically go her way, she dislikes her job, and she’s dreading the mounting paperwork that is piling up on her desk.

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Why did you choose the career you are currently in? Did it seem like the “thing to do” after you graduated from college? Or did you have some time to introspectively analyze your innate strengths and interests, and decide on a career path based on that?

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