Careers

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Amy Swanson King

How many careers should a person have, anyway?

Things to ponder when you're thinking of branching out into a new field.
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hat comfort zone can be comfy, and if it has been a while since you’ve changed jobs, you may wonder if it’s worth the upheaval. (Thinkstock)

How many careers should a person have, anyway?

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Cool Jobs

Emily Silgard is a data sciencist at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. (Courtesy of Connor O’Shaughnessy)

Data scientist at Fred Hutch wrangles machine learning tools to help cancer-fighting colleagues

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Workplace Topics

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Jen Mueller’s guide to asking better questions (and helping your career)

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Career Advice

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Your co-worker spilled the beans about your plans to leave the company; now what?

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Salary & Benefits

Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, poses behind five Apple 1 computers in 2013 at History San Jose in California. (TNS file photo by Dai Sugano / San Jose Mercury News)

Woz says he’s still an Apple employee, gets paid ‘about $50 a week’

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About Careers

Careers is produced by the Advertising Publications Department of The Seattle Times. Editor: Michelle Archer.