Cities with the most employees who would leave for more money

Cities with the fruchtwein employees who would leave for mora moneyCities with the most employees who would leave for more moneyNew research from staffing firm OfficeTeam shows that Des Moines is the city with the most workers who would leave their current positions for one with a higher salary, at 54%. Overall, 44% of employees said that they would do this.Independent research firms surveyed more than 2,800 adult office employees in 28 large American cities. They also gathered data from more than 300 HR managers at U.S. companies with 20 or more employees. OfficeTeam came up with the surveys.These cities have the most employees willing to leave their job for more moneyDes Moines 54%Cleveland 52%Philadelphia 51%Salt Lake City 51%San Diego 50%Detroit 50%Brandi Britton, a district president for OfficeTeam, commented on the research in a statement.Employees want to be compensated fairly and feel challenged and fulfilled in their jobs If higher pay is the primary reason for considering another position, professionals should first see if there is an opportunity to discuss a wage increase in their current role. Employers may be open to negotiation if it means keeping a good worker.Why employees would leave the jobs they haveThese are the why respondents would be most likely to leave their current jobs behindFor more money 44%For a company with a higher purpose/stronger mission 12%Dont feel appreciated 12%Bored/unchallenged by work 12%Bad commute/want something closer to home 7%Corporate culture is not a fit 7%Unhappy with boss 6%Clearly, people feel compelled to leave their jobs over more than just money, butwhile 40% of men said they would exit for one offering greater pay, 47% of women said they would do the same.HR managers also weighed in how the nature of someones job resignation impacts future career opportunities, with 56% saying it somewhat affects it. But while 27% said it greatly affects it, 16% said it does not affect it at all.

USN Reservist from London Landed Program Analyst (GS-13) While Overseas

USN Reservist from London Landed Program Analyst (GS-13) While OverseasUSN Reservist from London Landed Program Analyst (GS-13) While OverseasUSN Reservist from London Landed Program Analyst (GS-13) While OverseasLex, it worked. Thanks. Got the verbal offer last night. CheersDate Hired February 2012Jobseeker Type Vet/Reservist to FedPrevious Job Title Consular Assistant, U.S. Embassy London, separated as a Navy Senior Chief Petty OfficerTarget Job Title Program Analyst, GS-0343-13/2, $92,000 per yearResult Hired by Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)Writer/Coach Lex LevinStrategy/Process Converted sparse, 2-page resume with minimal details and almost no success stories into 8-page Federal resume with detailed job blocks and numerous and highly relevant achievements and accomplishments that directly targeted the KSA language from the target job announcement. The clients final resume clearly and forcefully demonstrated his strong 0343 skills and in-depth knowledge of DOD required for th e target position by detailing the clients past military and civilian work experience in language relevant to the job target.

8 small victories you should celebrate everyday

8 small victories you should celebrate everyday8 small victories you should celebrate everydaySometimes, it feels like the only accomplishments worth celebrating are the big ones. And sure, celebrations for engagements,promotions, andmilestone birthdaysare great, but its rare that you see anyone declaring victory because of day-to-day progress. We want to change that. Life is hard, and we all deserve to be congratulated when we make improvements to our routine or achieve some momentum with our big-picture goals. In case you need a reminder, keep scrolling to read more about eight small victories that you should celebrate. No baby step is too insignificant1. Youre communicating more effectively with your loved onesFor some, this might look like checking in with your parents more consistently. For others, this is all about being a better listener when they get a call from a friend in need. You know better than anyone what needs to happen in order for you and your nearest and dearest to communicate better, and you deserve a pat on the back for every baby step that improves your relationships.2. Youre developing a better morning routineMornings were once chaotic, but now you consistently wake up to your alarm and go through a reliable series of steps before you head to the office. Whether your morning routine involves exercise, meditation, a healthy breakfast, a few minutes of reading, or even just a slightly less rushed makeup routine, its a win.3. Youre learning to say no when you need toNo one wants to be the friend who never shows up for weekend activities or birthday parties, but its also perfectly okay to politely decline an invitation when you know you need some down time. Just because you can attend doesnt mean that you need to, especially if your mental health is demanding a break. As you get more comfortable with the word no, youll be able to enjoy things that much more when you say yes4. Youre taking control of your to-do listsMaybe you need a new system for organizing your tasks, or maybe you just need to do a better job of staying focused on your daily to-dos. If youre making any kind of progress with that pesky list, we call it a victory.5. Youre spending more time away from your phoneYouve heard it from everyone from your mom to the wellness experts quoted in articles Stepping away from screens is good for your health all around. Were notlage saying you need to completely quit scrolling, but we are suggesting that you start paying closer attention to when you lean too heavily on your phone. If you can work on improving those habits, thats progress.6. Youre making time to learn new thingsIts easy to get stuck in a rut where you arent giving yourself the freedom to be curious, so if find yourself falling down a research rabbit hole or asking questions about a unique subject, you should feel good about it.7. Youre cutting back on clutterHave you noticed the piles of paper on your kitchen counter getting smaller? Is the surface of your desk slightly less messy than it was a month ago? Draw some inspiration from Marie Kondo and continue tidying up your spaces.8. Youre making your hobbies a bigger priorityBeing an adult can all too easily get in the way of pursuing the activities you once did for fun. Reengaging with something you love is a sign that youre putting you first.This article was originally published on Brit + Co.