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  <title>How Long Do You Owe Your Employer Your Loyalty?</title>
  <description>This article was written by Hans Peter Bech and is read by an automated voice. You were given your chance at the company. Someone hired you, trained you and entrusted you with responsibility. You have good colleagues and perhaps a boss who believed in you before you believed in yourself. Now you have another offer that is hard to turn down. Yet you hesitate. Can you really justify leaving? This question preoccupies Henrik Bertelsen in my novels The Dollar Compass and Starting from Scratch. It is about work, but also gratitude, belonging and the fear of letting people down. Before we answer it, we need to clarify what loyalty actually means. </description>
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