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Time for a change?

Jan 27 2004 by Brian Amble
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"Most of us are psychologically very conservative when it comes to changing jobs,” writes Dr Raj Persaud in the Evening Standard, “but if we are no longer enjoying our work or developing our careers, we could be heading for burn-out."

To avoid stagnating and slipping behind in the race for career advancement, Dr Persaud outlines the five signs that can help you tell when it's time to move on.

Evening Standard | Time to change jobs

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