Taking a great job with a long commute could offer you more money and terrific career advancement. But a downside can exist as well. Workforce Institute, a think tank focusing on workplace issues, reports that as of 2011 more than five million Americans have called in sick simply because they dreaded the commute. Forty-eight percent of all respondents to the Workforce Institute survey said their commute had an impact on job satisfaction. How you would respond to a long travel time may require some deep personal reflection and deliberation as you determine if a job is really worth it.
Book Train Travel From Norway to Sweden
Enjoy the scenery as you travel by train from Norway to Sweden. Whichever route you choose, it's sure to be gorgeous.
Travel Alone
Traveling alone can open you up to unique personal experiences in new places. Take full advantage of these opportunities while maintaining your safety.
Make Travel Arrangements for Executives
If you work as an administrative assistant, an executive assistant or in some other administrative support role, at some point you'll likely make travel arrangements for one or more executives. Most corporations have contracts with travel agencies that work with airlines and hotels on the corporations' behalf or the companies themselves will have in-house travel services. Either way, you'll set up executive travel through the entity serving the company's travel needs.
Travel With Prescription Medication
Just because you are traveling and going away from your regular routine, doesn't mean that taking your prescription medication gets put on the back burner. If you are traveling and will have prescription medicine with you, here's how to travel with your medications safely.