When considering a new opportunity, evaluate the possibilities for advancement in that particular job or field. Ensure that established paths are available for those who excel at their jobs, that management is responsive to employees' requests for more responsibility, and that workers have access to resources such as tuition reimbursement or mentoring programs when they want to pursue further training or education.

Additionally, look into other available avenues: networking events, professional associations, or continuing education courses. It pays to research early on so you understand what professionally advancing in your chosen field entails before committing fully to it.

 This can equate to a better quality of life overall, with access to greater resources and financial freedom. Beyond money, there is also the benefit of buying more time for career advancement: purchasing services or delegating chores, which save people from having an overwhelming workload, potentially leading to greater satisfaction in life.

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