How Long Would You Commute for a Dream Job
Blog / Produced by The High CallingSome employees are willing to go to great lengths for a job they love. A new study from Monster.com revealed that for their dream job, 11 percent of employees would willingly give up a huge chunk of their day to commute for more than an hour in each direction. Overall, the majority of those surveyed would prefer a much shorter travel time. Business News Daily.
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Contributors: David Rupert
Published by The High Calling, September 1, 2013.
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