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Your Career
Edited by Anna Muoio

Who has a job for life anymore? Who would want one anyway? Playing the new career game means learning new rules and making tough decisions. Should I take a job that pays less because it means more? Should I take a job I don't like to get skills I need? How do I know when it's time to go? We asked several business leaders, all with undeniably intriguing careers, to offer hands-on advice for moving ahead

Check out previous interviews:
		Mark Albion Founding Partner, You&Company Cofounder, Students for Responsible Business Dover, Massachusetts
		Lisa Gansky Marketect Berkeley, California

		Randy Battat Corporate VP and General Manager, Information Systems Group, Motorola Mansfield, Massachusetts
		Simon Roy President and CEO Accrue Software Sunnyvale, California
		Robert Perkins Executive Vice President, Marketing and Corporate Development, Playboy Enterprises Chicago, Illinois

		Randy Battat Corporate VP and General Manager, Information Systems Group, Motorola Mansfield, Massachusetts
		Simon Roy President and CEO Accrue Software Sunnyvale, California
		Robert Perkins Executive Vice President, Marketing and Corporate Development, Playboy Enterprises Chicago, Illinois

		Bill Haber Special Advisor to the President Save the Children Westport, Connecticut
		Leigh Steinberg Partner Steinberg & Moorad Newport Beach, California
		Leonard Schlesinger Professor of Business Administration Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts

Decision Making
Your Boss
Your Career
New Ideas
Is Bigger Better?