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55. Don't look for a job.
One of the most dramatic mistakes people make is to pursue a good job instead of a
good company. Good jobs end, but good companies create more good jobs for good employees.
When it's time for a change, seek a company whose top-notch products and services are
in line with your interests. Seek a company that employs the best people. Seek a company that is sound financially. Seek a
company whose reputation is stellar -- then explore jobs within it. One such company is worth ten good jobs in any other
companies.
When it's time to make a change, don't mistake a good job for a good future. Don't
look for a job. Look for a good company.
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