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Its never the company, but the person

It's been more than 5 years since I got my first pay check, I just took the time to think though the experience I have gone through, the people I have met and the totally unexpected twists that have popped in my life over this past years. To the most part it has been very useful and interesting journey, if not anything just for the amount of knowledge that has been acquired is still worth it. I guess I am contempt and thankful in the way I had chosen and what the life has offered.

But, walking through the old memory lane and revisiting all the question that I had before 5 years, I think I have a very definitive answer for one question:

What will make me continue in a company of my work? Is it the company name / package / location or job title?

I thought I would get an answer for that within maybe 1 or 2 years, but I guess as usual my schedule estimate was bit off :). Well, about the question; in my personal opinion it is neither the company name or package or location or even the job title, but it the one person who represent the company to you. It maybe your immediate supervisor / manager, your department head, or technical advisor or the CEO. The only difference it makes to me if I continue in a company is determined by if I have a person who represents my company to me in a admirable way.

Tell me about your criteria to continue in a company?

Originally posted at vijay's personal blog

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# re: Its never the company, but the person

I never took it serious with its wilderness chic business
12/11/2009 9:58 AM | orange county criminal attorney
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

I also agree with you .Only the team leader plays an important role.It's your personal experience and everyone has its own.
12/31/2009 1:54 AM | Residential Investment
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

I think team leader plays the important role but in some other way he/she make people work right and that is the best thing that we want.
12/31/2009 2:14 AM | Gold Coast Accommodation
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# nice post

for me, it's personal relationship that makes a company. I agree with you that it is a person.. not the company. Some companies invest on their machines and equipments but not on competitive people.
1/6/2010 4:41 PM | sikat ang pinoy
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

A professional I know referred me to a job at her company where she works, and I have a interview soon, can I use her for a reference for the job? Please help me.
1/13/2010 5:14 PM | gift supplier
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

I'm online searching for the answer to my question when all I get is the ability to buy the package from companies. I just want the grant Application. The SBA in my area apparently doesn't support grants. Can anyone help me out?
1/22/2010 5:30 AM | Promotional Drinkware
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

How to save electricity energy in the house beside turning off al the lights?
1/30/2010 5:59 AM | fashion jewellery
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

you are unhappy with the long-term prospects of a particular company or industry, it is better to get out sooner rather than later. Your savings can significantly diminish or vanish while undergoing a lengthy job application process, should you get laid off.
3/9/2010 1:00 AM | nintendo ds r4 revolution
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

I just want the grant Application. The SBA in my area apparently doesn't support grants. Can anyone help me out?
6/11/2010 6:48 AM | Homes for Sale
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

I am holding the same criteria with you. I am always attracted by those amiable people in the company. But then i realise that we are a team. That's the answer why we are held on the same string.
8/27/2010 2:29 AM | lv wallet
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

Your savings can significantly diminish or vanish while undergoing a lengthy job application process, should you get laid off.
9/27/2010 4:54 AM | printing
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

I think this is going to be a huge business. I enjoyed reading your posts because this type of business had never occured to me. Great article.

1/9/2011 6:12 AM | Incontinence Pads
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

Excellent read, I just passed this onto a colleague who was doing a little research on that. And he actually bought me lunch because I found it for him smile So let me rephrase that: Thanks for lunch!
1/17/2011 11:17 AM | Free SEO Proposal
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

I do agree with all the ideas you have presented in your post. They are very convincing and will definitely work. Thanks for the post.
2/26/2011 9:07 AM | getting more appointments
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

Can you believe it? I read it twice. While I am not as proficient on this subject, I concur with your closings because they make sense. Gives Thanks and good luck to you.
3/20/2011 11:46 AM | An Entrepreneur
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# re: Its never the company, but the person

Well this is a nice one. I was just searching for some articles for my school homework. I was thinking that I will come across Wikipedia but I was simply shocked when your blog came first but now I understood that Google was right in placing your blog on the top.
3/21/2011 1:21 PM | affordable seo services
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