Would you want more time off or more money? new survey results
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This is something that affects everyone. An
updated survey came out on personal time versus wealth basically.
Given a choice between a $5,000 raise and the equivalent
in time off, 39 percent of respondents picked the personal time in a survey
conducted in November by compensation specialist
Salary.com.
Three years ago, 33 percent of respondents to a similar question opted
for more free time rather than more pay, according to the company.
I know in today's times that is a toss in the air. There are benefits
to both answers that we do not even have to go into.
I know I haven't hit the technical as much
but I am trying to get ready for Lotusphere plus end some projects. So
hang on dear readers.
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On Tuesday, January 18th, 2005 by Chris Miller
