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Steel & IronThis newsletter provides a section that we know will be useful to you in the all-too-important area of career development. It may be tips on resume building, interviewing, job transition, evaluating job offers, or any other topic that we know will bring value to you in your career development and/or job search. As always, we encourage you to forward this to others that you think may find this information useful as well as encourage them to sign up to the NERI newsletter. After all, next to your family, your health and your friends, your career and its progression should be a top priority.
Directions: Compare the new job with what you already have.
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Regardless of where compensation ranks on your list of priorities, it's a good idea to know what you may be getting into when faced with a career decision.
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