Workers, employers share their secrets of workplace happiness

Susanne Boden had worked enough dead-end jobs in her life to know what she didn’t want — and what she did.

Divorced in 1997 after eight years of marriage, the suddenly single mother of two found herself in unfamiliar territory — the job market. Without any job skills to put on her resume, Boden found herself wandering from one minimum wage job to another. She worked as a construction worker, a janitor and a receptionist. She did a stint at a call center. But they were jobs that led nowhere, jobs with no chance of advancement.

By Sandy Miller
Times-News writer

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