Most Business Daily readers know at least one friend, colleague, or family member who complain about their workplaces and tries feverishly to jump from one job position to another but still manages to grumble in each and every situation until they finally land in a role with an entity that they adore.
Matching the same vigour with which they used to complain, they now heap mountains of praise onto their new organisation. In listening to them, you try to proverbially place your finger on exactly what is so good about their new situation. It becomes hard to quantify.
