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The Benefits of Being Adaptable - business.com
Being adaptable can mean less time looking for work, and less stress as you tackle your new job search tasks.
You stop procrastinating and do what it takes to get a job. You're also more likely to try new roles, increasing the scope and the chances of success of your search.
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