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How to find the best new jobs in a changing market

Google Moves Into New Washington Campus
Google software engineer Greg Millam works at his desk at Google Kirkland October 28, 2009 in Kirkland, Washington. More than 350 employees work in the Kirkland facility, which includes amenities such as a climbing wall, gym and soda fountain, and consolidates several offices throughout Kirkland.
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As technology advances, the job market is constantly in flux. In some cases, skills required on the job today will be obsolete in just a few years.

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