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February 2008
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This month we show you how to handle an office romance, how to achieve better work-life balance and how to make a career change. Don't forget to view Employer of Choice 2008 to weigh up your needs against what a potential employer can offer you.
Last month we asked jobseekers...
| Office romance: have you mixed work with pleasure? |
| 37% | No, I don't fish from the corporate pier. |
| 28% | Yes, it was a career highlight. |
| 26% | No, but I wouldn't rule it out. |
| 9% | Yes, it was career suicide. |
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| Last month we asked... | |
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| What most attracts you when seeking a job? |
| 32% | Career opportunities |
| 30% | Work/life balance |
| 20% | Positive culture |
| 18% | Remuneration |
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sectionHow to handle an office romance
Not so long ago, office romance was more taboo than to-do. But as the long-hours culture continues its steady march, cubicle couples and boardroom beaus are gracing workplaces everywhere. more...
Way to go
Women are still trailing men in remuneration and appointments to top jobs. more...
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