Do you like where you work?

Last chance to respond to the 2009 Best Places to Work in Academia survey today -- survey closes July 3

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Every year we give our readers an insider's perspective on institutions around the world, showcasing the strengths and weaknesses of each, with our Best Places to Work in Academia survey. Take a short break from work (or your vacation) and tell us what dazzles and frustrates you about your institution. We'll publish a list of the top US and international institutions, and linkurl:give you insight;http://www.the-scientist.com/bptw/academia/ into what makes them great. With new questions this year based on feedback from last year's participants, we'll get a better sense of how you define the best workplace. Help us tell your employers what matters to you. By completing the survey, and you'll be automatically entered to win a $250 gift certificate to linkurl:Amazon.com.;http://www.amazon.com/ Respond today!
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