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| Total compensation | Bonuses | Hot skills | Job Satisfaction | Loyalty | Salary tools |
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Seekers: Actively on the prowl for a new job
Explorers: Not actively looking, but keeping their eyes open
Approachables: Not actively looking, but would respond if personally approached about a job opportunity
Loyalists: Absolutely committed to current employer
| Next chart: Seekers, by job level |  |
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RE: Job loyalty - PIE Chart IncorectBy Michael on November 1, 2007, 9:16 amThe values for Seekers & Explorers seem to be swapped according to the pie chart for Seekers job level.
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Job loyaltyBy Beth Schultz on November 1, 2007, 9:50 amThe pie chart is an accurate representation of survey responses, with seekers (235 respondents) at 13% of the total and explorers (729 respondents) at 41%.
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