May 25, 2006

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Dear Julie: A few years ago I made a career change into fundraising in the education field. Before that I worked in sales and while it took me a year to change careers, I was able to find a job doing fundraising for a private secondary school. I loved my job but my boss was unethical so after only eight months I left and found a new job doing fund raising for a university. Here’s my problem. I have been in this job for three months and feel stifled.
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Dear WOW: I work in a cubicle on a computer, like many people today. I work hard, and I do my job well. And, like most people in this situation, I need to take an occasional break.

My preferred escape is to go online and play games. I don’t overdo it, and I don’t neglect my work in the process. If the phone rings, I answer it. If someone stops by, I meet with him or her. I know the priorities.
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