Big salary is much more important than job satisfaction. Do you agree or disagree? Provide relevant examples if necessary.

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It is true that we earn for
living but
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a living, but
a living but
at the same time, job without satisfaction is obsolete. An income will satisfy the needs or wants of
one-self
reflexive form of "one"
oneself
, family,
occassions
something you have to do
occasions
, friends, outings and many more
instead
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. Career growth is
also
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equally important which can be achieved only after having a satisfactory profile.
For instance
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, many
multi national
involving or operating in several nations or nationalities
multinational
companies (MNC), now-a-days, recruit staff with high wages along with high expectations.
Initially
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every thing
all things
everything
is good when it is new for that person; Salary
wise he
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wise, he
/she is very joyous while, slowly the dislike towards the work starts due to various reasons like shift hours, pressure, roles, responsibilities, team mates, boss
,
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,
etc
continuing in the same way
etc.
,. In
such
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cases one
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cases, one
has to take it up as a challenge to meet the expectations, in order to motivate themselves with utmost patience. Many a times,
this
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might lead to dissatisfaction towards the job resulting in frustration. Ultimately, a psychological disturbance occurs in the individual, paving way to numerous problems viz., sudden loss of memory power, nervousness, fear, grief, agony, screaming, etc.
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This obviously
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This, obviously
, causes major physical damage creating health problems like spine issues, headaches, brain related sickness,
difference
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differences
a difference
in blood flow,
likewise
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.
Also
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, it can end with long lasting diseases too on the higher side. Keeping in view all the aforesaid points, it is always better to have
satisfactory job
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a satisfactory job
by the end of the day making
one self
reflexive form of "one"
oneself
feel at ease and happiness, rather than focusing on money.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • remuneration
  • financial security
  • motivation
  • luxuries
  • material possessions
  • fulfillment
  • work-life balance
  • stress levels
  • mental well-being
  • job security
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