It's turning out to be a tough year for many working Americans as companies across the board are laying off staff to cut costs. In times like these, when morale and hope around your job can take a.
When Devin Tomb was 24, she began a new role as an editor at a teen magazine. "I knew by my second day that I'd made the wrong decision," she said. "Behind closed doors, the editor-in-chief didn't match the warm, friendly persona she displayed in public. It got so bad that our executive editor tried to console me one day by saying this EIC was 'just hazing me.'"
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From Bloomberg Opinion: According to a new survey of more than 2,500 respondents from career site The Muse, 72% of American workers said they have experienced starting a new job and realizing to their surprise or regret that the position or company was very different from what they were led to believe. About 30% said both the position and the company were very different.