
Take This Job and Shove It featuring Sarah Betts
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It’s only fitting that this 1977 #1 Country Hit is sung by Johnny Paycheck. The David Allen Coe written song inspired a 1981 film of the same name. The narrator of the song has realized that he should leave his job, but he hasn’t quite worked up the nerve to quit. Many people have found themselves in similar situations, clinging onto their job security despite knowing they’re in the wrong role or company.
Job Security is a thing of the past, says Sarah Betts – at least in the way it’s typically been viewed. She reveals a new kind of job security that she learned from Support Driven’s Scott Tran and we discuss why it’s so difficult to find a new role today and strategies to overcome those challenges.
• The Changing Landscape of Job Security• Upskilling and Networking• Recognizing When to Leave a Job• The Impact of Job Hopping on Career Opportunities• Navigating the Job Market Today• The Importance of Fit in Employment• Empowerment and Identity in CommunicationConnect with Sarah on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-betts-dunn/
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National Oldtime Fiddlers’ Contest & Festival – https://www.fiddlecontest.org/
Music courtesy of Big Red Horse – https://bigredhorseband.com/
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