A career on the line
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WASHINGTON -- For more than two decades, Jeanne M. Campbell has lobbied politicians on behalf of the Bay State with a wink and a handshake, a tireless work ethic, and a well-timed joke.
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Paul Gascoigne finds himself out of work today but with an abundance of focus and drive as he prepares for a career in management.
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Position created more than a year ago finally gets filled.
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Health care and technology jobs dominate the list. But there are a few surprises as well. Hint: Hydrology looks like a promising career choice.
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The road to riches can go through the eye of a needle.
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The restaurateur holds up well in a tough sector.
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Pioneer struggles with turnover at its highest levels.
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By Elizabeth John  FASHION co-ordinator, spare parts salesman, accounts assistant, adventure guide. What could they possibly have in common? Their surprising choice in vocation - nature guiding, writes ELIZABETH JOHN.
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There's a possible trend afoot that may actually help workers.
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By Andrea F. Siegel and Annie Linskey, The Baltimore Sun  Feb. 15--He is a man whose life has been defined by racing from one emergency to the next during a two-decade career with the Baltimore City Fire Department and with his community volunteer fire company.
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Learning from past mistakes and looking to future opportunities.
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Someone in the scheduling department must have a sly sense of humor.
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Being female and Chinese in the classical music business are helpful in getting yourself noticed, but careers are built â and this one is building fast â on substance. Xian Zhang has it.
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In the days when United Airlines was flying high, Patrick Downey exulted in being paid to live his passion. When the former Navy pilot went to work for United in 1999, he felt he landed his dream
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There are no guarantees in business -- especially when it comes to getting to the top of the ladder. Wired's How To Wiki gives you career-advancement suggestions that don't involve subterfuge and blackmail. But we can't cover everything ... without your help, so please give us your suggestions, too. It's a wiki, you know.
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TORONTO -- Precious few professional athletes leave their sport on their terms. Even fewer depart having won a championship in their final game. Injuries, diminished skills, and burnout can cut short careers.
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LANCASTER, Pa. -- Bill Schulz flipped through a list of Army careers, carefully watching the reaction of Tim Mathis, the 19-year-old construction worker perched next to him. When the potential recruit shrugged in disinterest, Schulz quickly moved to the next job, pointing to those that had the...