| What makes for a rich career? It is more
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| | ROI, compare the two. How large is the
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| than just the
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| | gap?If your current ROI does not add up,
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| salary and benefits. A rich career is
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| | does it mean that
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| one that suits your
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| | you need to look for a new job or
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| talents and provides an opportunity to
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| | career? Not necessarily.
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| make a meaningful
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| | Once you identify the elements of your
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| contribution, as well as one that
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| | ideal ROI, one
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| provides the right
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| | option is to approach your current
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| compensation.A rich career is one that
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| | organization about
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| has a rich return on investment.
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| | making some changes.Not all ROI changes
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| What is career ROI? It is more than a
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| | require your employer to invest money
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| paycheck and
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| | to implement. For example, perhaps your
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| healthcare benefits. Your career ROI is
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| | ideal return on
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| the entire package
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| | investment includes the opportunity to
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| of what you receive in return for the
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| | volunteer a few
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| investment of your
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| | days a month for a nonprofit
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| energy, time, and talent in a career and
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| | organization in the community
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| an organization.Career ROI can include
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| | that you are passionate about. Unless
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| monetary compensation and the
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| | you are in a
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| typical benefits package. It can also
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| | position where your employer would need
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| include less
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| | to pay someone
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| tangible, indirect benefits, such as the
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| | else to do your job during those days,
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| opportunity to
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| | this benefit
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| be involved in a professional
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| | would not result in a significant cost.
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| association, credibility,
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| | In fact, it could
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| status, and the reputation of the
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| | bring value back to your employer, by
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| organization you work
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| | enhancing its image
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| for - just to name a few. Career ROI is
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| | in the community. If your employer is
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| also unique to
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| | not willing or able
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| you: what you consider a return on your
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| | to make changes to meet your desired
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| investment may
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| | ROI, you may decide
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| not be important to the person who works
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| | it is time to start looking for a new
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| across the hall
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| | opportunity.Before you go searching for a
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| or across the country.To determine your
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| | bigger paycheck, take time
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| own unique career ROI, identify what
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| | to identify your career ROI. Then, if
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| you receive from your current career, in
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| | you decide it is
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| addition to
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| | time to look for a new job, you will
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| your salary and other standard benefits.
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| | know when you find
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| Once you have
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| | the right opportunity for you.Shannon
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| determined your current career ROI,
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| | Bradford is a writer and coach, teaching
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| think about the
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| | people how
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| elements that would make up the ideal
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| | to master their brains to succeed in
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| career ROI for
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| | their careers and
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| you. Think outside the standard HR
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| | businesses. She is the author of Brain
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| benefits package.Now that you know both
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| | Power (John Wiley
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| your current ROI and your desired
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| | & Sons, 2002).
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