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February 2008
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This month we show you how to handle an office romance, how to network with former classmates and also give you details on two students spreading an eco-friendly message. Don't forget to view Employer of Choice 2008 to weigh up your needs against what a potential employer can offer you.
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...
Cleaning up
Two young volunteers who have spread the eco-friendly message have been rewarded. more...
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| Office romance: have you mixed work with pleasure? |
| 36% | No, but I wouldn't rule it out. |
| 36% | No, I don't fish from the corporate pier. |
| 28% | Yes, it was a career highlight. |
| 0% | Yes, it was career suicide. |
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| Is your degree relevant to your current job? |
| 39% | Yes, it's relevant |
| 24% | No, it's not relevant |
| 22% | I don't have a current job |
| 15% | It's sort of relevant |
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Former classmates are a valuable resource. 
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