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This week marks the beginning of the last month of 2004. Where did the
year go, anyway?? Time to start thinking about 2005!
There has been talk on the list about salary surveys, so this week's poll
question is about money:
What will you do if you do not get the raise you want or expect in 2005?
* Look for a different job locally
* Move most anywhere for more money
* Tighten my budget because I love my job
* Get a part time job to make ends meet
* Go back to school and change careers
* Change careers with the skills I have now
* I always get a raise!
* Other/None of the above
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