Employment experts claim that it's impossible to quantify the increase in career changes, but all you have to do is look at the number of career self-help books. Seriously, there is a career advice book for absolutely everyone...
For men who like action movies:
For people who are lazy or willing to believe anything:
For aggressive, sassy ladies:
For depressed and bitter women:
For women who miss the late 80s/early 90s (Geez, I wish I had a bodacious career!):
For trendy youngsters who like to text message and say "Dude":
For the religious (what would Jesus do? Oh right, carpentry):
For people who read horoscopes and believe in destiny:
For those who want a serious commitment (sure, you love it now, but will you still love it in 20 years?):
For retired people who aren't enjoying retirement (seriously? try harder):
For me, if time-travel was possible:
For dummies (um, yeah, if you're buying this book, your dream career may be out of reach):
For people who get excited about hand-woven cloth:
For ballet dancers who are now too old:
WTF?
I've read "Before You Quit Your Job"! Not that inspiring as I still have mine! lol
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