The Science of Preference and Avoidance: Why Both Matter in Career Satisfaction

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Core Factors Audio Library features spoken versions of Core Factors articles and research. Each episode presents a professionally narrated audio edition of a written Core Factors post. The narration preserves the original content and context of the article. It is a curated audio library designed to support accessibility and to serve professionals who prefer to engage with research-informed insights while commuting, working, or navigating busy schedules. Topics include emotional intelligence, leadership development, career alignment, personality dynamics, team effectiveness, and organizational culture. This feed is not a talk show or interview podcast. It is an audio extension of Core Factors’ written thought leadership. New episodes are added as articles are published. Full written versions and related research are available at corefactors.com.

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The Science of Preference and Avoidance: Why Both Matter in Career Satisfaction