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	<title>She Never Stayed in One Role for Long… Was It Bad Luck or Something More?</title>
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	<description><![CDATA[We all know someone like this, the person who has a resume with impressive job titles and skills. If you look closer, you'll see that they don't stay in one job for very long. They might stay for six months, eight months, or a year at most. Then they leave. People who do not know this person well might think that they are not committed to their job or that they have a bad attitude. They might even think that this person is just having bad luck. The person's parents might worry that they will never settle down in one job. When they go for a job interview, the interviewer might ask them, "Why do you keep changing jobs?" If you ask this person, they will tell you that they do not want to keep changing jobs. They want to stick to one job, but it seems like the same things keep happening to them. They might get a job, but then they find out that their boss is not very nice or the company is changing in ways that they do not like. They might start to feel burned out. They might just feel like they are not doing what they are meant to do. This is not just happening to this one person it is happening to a lot of people. You might be wondering, "Why do I keep changing jobs?&rdquo; Let&rsquo;s look at why people keep changing jobs from two different perspectives: the way that people think and feel, and the way that the stars and planets might be influencing their lives.]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[We all know someone like this, the person who has a resume with impressive job titles and skills. If you look closer, you'll see that they don't stay in one job for very long. They might stay for six months, eight months, or a year at most. Then they leave. People who do not know this person well might think that they are not committed to their job or that they have a bad attitude. They might even think that this person is just having bad luck. The person's parents might worry that they will never settle down in one job. When they go for a job interview, the interviewer might ask them, "Why do you keep changing jobs?" If you ask this person, they will tell you that they do not want to keep changing jobs. They want to stick to one job, but it seems like the same things keep happening to them. They might get a job, but then they find out that their boss is not very nice or the company is changing in ways that they do not like. They might start to feel burned out. They might just feel like they are not doing what they are meant to do. This is not just happening to this one person it is happening to a lot of people. You might be wondering, "Why do I keep changing jobs?&rdquo; Let&rsquo;s look at why people keep changing jobs from two different perspectives: the way that people think and feel, and the way that the stars and planets might be influencing their lives.]]></description>
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