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It's so perfect. Step by step up the corporate ladder.

But in reality, the path to the top often isn't always a straight line.

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We'll talk to Wall Street Journal work in life columnist Rachel Finesick after the break.

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Rather than dreaming of the perfect career path, having expectations that there will likely

be several detours in dead ends along the way could instead set you up for success.

Wall Street Journal columnist Rachel Finesick joins me to explain why.

Rachel, it seems like past generations had it so easy.

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