Securely Ambitious
January 7th 2012 09:23
All too often, we come to a point where we have decided to bow to the master for the last time. The flighty will make a rough decision and scan the classifieds before moving laterally. The aspirational will determine exactly when they've had enough of a position - maybe observe the movements of the workplace ladder - and figure at that point they will have gotten what they wanted from the job.
This being the accepted norm of the day, due to economic climate and ease of communication etc, has allowed for a large chunk of everyday folks to move on and play the market as their personality fits.
Some will take a stand and ruffle the feathers of the authorities at play. Not to be taken lightly, the flight of the ambitious has become more of a wind change than most of us want.
With shaky jobs making for anxious workers and sharp-eyed employers, one may want to creatively assess the chances of winning the lottery. Not to mention the connections garnered in one's life is still as relevant as a century ago. Maybe there's a 1 percent or so to blame, if only because they don't want to be shaken up like the rest of us.
Job security is a word hard to come by without a few "where?"s lingering between the lines. Tis a nasty institution that determines it to be cut down as if of nil worth, and an unfortunate circumstance of a wobbly economy. Many intend to continue on as planned, figuring a bearish stock market won't hinder their goals. Some lose the optimism completely as they get fired from the job and are left to light fires in the street.
Capitalism will get nasty. A solid job ain't fashionable, affording to keep them solid should be.
This being the accepted norm of the day, due to economic climate and ease of communication etc, has allowed for a large chunk of everyday folks to move on and play the market as their personality fits.
Some will take a stand and ruffle the feathers of the authorities at play. Not to be taken lightly, the flight of the ambitious has become more of a wind change than most of us want.
With shaky jobs making for anxious workers and sharp-eyed employers, one may want to creatively assess the chances of winning the lottery. Not to mention the connections garnered in one's life is still as relevant as a century ago. Maybe there's a 1 percent or so to blame, if only because they don't want to be shaken up like the rest of us.
Job security is a word hard to come by without a few "where?"s lingering between the lines. Tis a nasty institution that determines it to be cut down as if of nil worth, and an unfortunate circumstance of a wobbly economy. Many intend to continue on as planned, figuring a bearish stock market won't hinder their goals. Some lose the optimism completely as they get fired from the job and are left to light fires in the street.
Capitalism will get nasty. A solid job ain't fashionable, affording to keep them solid should be.
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