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"[#image: /photos/57d8cfa54b76f0f832a0f717]||||||\\n\\n   \\nIf the highlight of your day is a coffee run, it's time for a 9-to-5 rethink. We did a survey with LinkedIn and learned what separates a great job from a sucky one.\\n\\nOne thing we discovered? 93% of people would still work if they won the lottery. That includes full-time, part-time and volunteering. So we must get *something* out of our J-O-B!\\n\\nAnother useful tidbit: You can improve your work life in just one week. Endeavor to set two goals today, one short-term, one bigger-picture -- \\\"I'll go to two networking events this month\\\" vs. \\\"In a year I want to get promoted.\\\" Clear-cut goals increase your energy and focus, says Alan Saks, Ph.D., professor of human resources at the University of Toronto.\\n\\nBut if you've decided to make 2013 the Year I Get A Better Gig, we've got you covered, too! Check us out on Facebook on Jan. 9 at 3 pm, where LinkedIn's career expert, Nicole Williams, will answer all your questions.\\n\\nIn the mean time, find more surprising results in our full coverage:\\n\\n[This Is My Job? FML.](/health/2013/01/this-is-my-job-FML-slideshow)\\n\\n[The Best (and Worst) Jobs on the Planet](/health/2013/01/best-and-worst-jobs-slideshow)\\n\\n[How to Make Time Fly at Work](/health/2013/01/make-time-fly-at-work-slideshow)\\n\\nImage Credit: *Thomas Barwick / Getty Images*"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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