would u do a job u hate, but it pays a lot. no one likes their job we just do it for $ Options

[bosco]

do you guys think in a way that no one realli like their job and ppl as a whole just do it for money.
look at teachers -once it hits 3 oclock most teachers are gone home. if they love their jobs, they would have stayed longer.
look at doctors its like they don't care about their job and just wants patients out realli fast so they can carry on to the next patient.-why more money.

would anyone here do a job they didn;t like at all , but would still do it b/c it paid a lot of $$. example police officers get paid quite a lot ,but endangers to ones -could get shot at. accounting hate numbers,but would do it since it pays well. how importants is money vs liking a job.

what do u say to ur folks if they tell u to get into a trade or field ,and u dislike it. one reason they want u to get into it is b/c it pays a lot of $$$$, and is the only reason. Plumbing -what do u guys think. i'm not into getting down and dirty and fixing ppl's pipes. i'm 26 and i don;t think i can do grunt work-whcih is the kind of work one has to do in the beginning and get paid very little. I'm not that big either 5 7 150. But yes they can make 65/hr -self employed maybe even more. why do my chinese parents who are first generation chinese-care soo much about money. money this and that and making money.while white western ppl think more about hey do u like what ur are doin and if not quit it.

do u guys think ppl do their job for the love of it or just for the sole purpose of money money. no one reealli like their job and just wants to be paid. money is king and is so important in choosing a career. go into trades like fixing some pipes just b/c it pays a lot. become a doctor not to help ppl,but it makes a lot of $$ and ppl would respect u since u own big property and nice things. how about this sayin "you don't like it, who cares force urself to like it since it pays a lot of money." "you force urself to be good at it and like it" why pays lot of money

[i_is_pepito]

If you could quanitfy job satisfaction then I'd say a pretty good number for anyone would be around 80% at most. There's no such thing as 100% job satisfaction since every career has its ups and downs. You can spend years trying to find the 'right' major or the 'right' career for you, but to no avail, you'll come upon a dead end and wasted opportunities when you could have settled for a career with decent pay that was tolerable. Tolerable being the key word here. There's always going to be certain aspects of your job that are uncompromising, where you have to make sacrifices, but its up to you to find a good balance in your life as much to your abilities. Even if you have a typical 9-5 industry career, you can't expect to get anywhere if you're always out the door when 5 o'clock rolls around. I'd rather have money and be miserable, than be without it and still be miserable.

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