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(单词翻译:双击或拖选)
A survey by the society for Human Resource Management shows that at any given time, one in three American workers are keeping their eyes peeled for a new job opportunity. Whether it's inside their existing company or in another city or around the world, they are thinking about taking on a new professional challenge. For most people who voluntarily quit, a better pay is the main reason for jumping ship. Other popular reasons for turning in a resignation1 letter are better opportunities at another company, feeling that there's no room for professional growth and being bored with the job. So, what should you consider when you are thinking about taking a new job? Experts say if you are dissatisfied2 with the culture at your current company, you should actively3 consider a change. Unhappy workers are less likely to contribute all they can. And that means, future growth and raises might be limited. Better compensation4 at another job should also be a big consideration. More money means financial security5 and that leads to higher job satisfaction.
With the Money Minute, I'm Hari Sreenivasan, ABC News, New York.
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n.放弃,辞职,反抗 | |
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a.不满的 | |
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adv.积极地,勤奋地 | |
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n.补偿(或赔偿)的款物,补偿,赔偿 | |
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n.安全,安全感;防护措施;保证(金),抵押(品);债券,证券 | |
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