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Chapter One: The Return of the Work-Life Blend

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Chapter Two: Profits Drop When Your Spouse Kicks the Dog

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Chapter Three: Aiming for the Career-Life Bull's-Eye

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Chapter Four: Your Kind of People

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Chapter Five: Do What Companies Do

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Chapter Six: Harmonization = Engagement + Alignment

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Chapter Seven: Engagement Leads to "Better Earnings and Fatter Margins"

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Chapter Eight: GReAT Managers Focus on Growth, Recognition, And Trust

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Chapter Nine: More Ways to Drive Engagement

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Epilogue

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^[2] Abosch, Ken. "What's Next? Projecting the Future of Variable Pay." Hewitt Presentations from 2009 WorldatWork Conference. Hewitt. Web. 30 May 2010.

^[3] Ibid.

^[4] Gupta, Anil K. "Origin of Agriculture and Domestication of Plants and Animals Linked to Early Holocene Climate Amelioration." Current Science 10th ser. 87.1 (2004). Print.

^[5] "Job." Merriam-Webster Online. Web. 30 May 2010.

^[6] Adams, Carol, Paula Bartley, Judy Lown, and Cathy Loxton. Under Control: Life in a Nineteenth-Century Silk Factory. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983. Print.

^[7] Meyer, Peter B., and Anastasiya M. Osborne. Proposed Category System for 1960–2000 Census Occupations. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureau ...