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According to a recent survey by Men's Journal, fifty-five per cent of 1,000 male readers polled said they would take a pay cut - and six per cent would accept as much as 20 per cent less money - in exchange for job fulfillment.
Seems tough, adventure-seeking men dig work life balance as well.
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