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Don't worry, be happy on the job

Erin Pullen (center), of Whittard of Chelsea, assists John Szymanski and his daughter Helen in selecting teas. Although it wasn't her dream job, Pullen really likes the job, and one of the big reasons she is happy is that the people she works with show her respect.
Erin Pullen (center), of Whittard of Chelsea, assists John Szymanski and his daughter Helen in selecting teas. Although it wasn't her dream job, Pullen really likes the job, and one of the big reasons she is happy is that the people she works with show her respect. (Globe Staff Photo / Dominic Chavez) Globe Staff Photo / Dominic Chavez
By Penelope Trunk
September 2, 2007

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Today's job market favors employees. The attitude of most workers is that they should have a job that makes them happy. So it's no surprise that at any given time 70 percent of the workforce is job hunting. Everyone is looking for the right position. But what exactly does that mean? (Full article: 730 words)

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