After six months of signing on while avoiding eye contact, I now have a job that is stimulating, rewarding, offers some hope of progression and, most amazingly of all, is in Birmingham – not London.
This is in line with the finding of Harlé et al. (2012) that individuals in a sad mood, an emotion frequently experienced by individuals scoring higher on neuroticism (Watson et al., 1994), showed diminished sensitivity to rewarding offers in the UG in comparison to individuals in a neutral state.
The care of young people with CKD/ESKD can be both challenging and rewarding; we offer strategies for planned HCT services geared to these vulnerable patients.
It's harder, but much more rewarding, to offer hope.
Many senior military personnel say that a career as a military scientist can be more rewarding and offer better job security than a career as a civilian scientist.
Demanding but rewarding, it offers vistas of beaches, sea stacks, rocky headlands and rain forests and is open from May through September.
Attenborough himself described his 12 years there as "consistently thrilling and rewarding", and offered a message to his successor: "Whoever succeeds me will find themselves blessed with a wonderful and unique theatre space, a hugely audience and a board and staff that are second to none".
They offer rewarding views, natural wonders, wildlife sightings and other adventures.
The renewed interest in finding new and financially rewarding ways to offer Web search engines comes years after most Internet companies bet against search as a business, believing that it would become a cheap and easily available commodity.
Some of our reforms will be challenging to the profession and I make no apology for that; social work, as the new Frontline recruits are finding out, is one of the most demanding – but rewarding – careers on offer.
