Career Value Anchors

Lol, yes, this is exactly the conflict I have been feeling at work. My job takes up so much of my time I have little left over for anything else. While I love what I'm doing, it's too much work, not enough "me" time. I haven't even had time to study for school. :(

Career Value Anchors

Autonomy/ Independence The key motives for this anchor are freedom from organizational constraints in order to pursue professional or technical/functional competency. Organizational life is experienced as too restrictive, irrational and/or intrusive into one's personal life. There is a need to be on your own, setting your own pace, schedule, lifestyle and work habits. There is little conflict about missed opportunities for promotion and little sense of guilt or failure about not aspiring higher.

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The Five Variable Love Test

Your Five Variable Love Profile

Propensity for Monogamy: Your propensity for monogamy is low. You see love as a gift that you should give to many. It's hard for you to imagine being with one person at at time... Let alone one person for the rest of your life! Experience Level: Your experience level is low. You've probably either had only one relationship.. Or all of your relationships have been very similar. You still have a lot to learn... and a lot to try! Dominance: Your dominance is medium. You tend to be the one with more power. You aren't a total control freak in relationships.. But of course you don't mind getting you way! Cynicism: Your cynicism is low. You are an eternal optimist when it comes to love and romance. No matter how many times you've been hurt - you're never bitter. You believe in one true love, your perfect soulmate. And if you haven't found true love yet, you know you will soon. Independence: Your independence is low. This doesn't mean you're dependent in relationships.. It does mean that you don't have any problem sharing your life. In your opinion, the best part of being in love is being together.

The Five Variable Love Test