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Five Career-Building Questions to Ask Managers

If knowing your potential career path is important to your job satisfaction, read on

Robert Half International Inc.
Mon, 08/20/2012 - 11:59
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(Robert Half: Menlo Park, CA) -- For workers, “show me the way” can be just as important as “show me the money,” suggests new research from Accountemps, the world’s largest specialized temporary staffing company for accounting, finance, and bookkeeping professionals. In the survey, more than half (54%) of workers interviewed said knowing their career path is very important to their overall job satisfaction. Nearly one-third (31%) of respondents feel this feedback is at least somewhat important.

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The survey was conducted by an independent research firm and is based on telephone interviews with 405 working adults, 18 years of age or older, who are employed in an office environment. Workers were asked, “How important is knowing your potential career path to your overall job satisfaction?” Their responses:

Very important

54%

Somewhat important

31%

 …

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