As almost people spend a major part of their adult life at work, job satisfaction is an important element of individual wellbeing. What factors contribute to a job satisfaction? How realistic is the expectation of job satisfaction for all workers?

These days, the majority of our daily routine is strictly represented by the time we spend working.
This
widespread trend is deeply due to a huge increase in employments
also
for women that in the past were just allowed to take care of their sons. Some people claim that the personal wellbeing is, nowadays, all dependent on our
job
satisfaction
, since many factors could promote it and, in
this
way, we can justify the higher amount of time we spend working,
instead
of running after our leisures. In
this
essay, I will examine some of the factors what could weight in
this
common belief and offer some food for thought. One of the main factor is, of course, the need to give an explanation to our efforts. As our routine is totally adsorbed by our work, we try to look at jobs in a positive way, in order to get rid of the pressure that it could cause.
This
means that we need to rationalize our 'waste' of time behind jobs and
therefore
there is a trend in trying to excel and to be satisfied by what we daily do. Another reason can be that we are often challenged by what jobs required from us and when we are responsible of,
for example
, the group success the reward gained is really able to rocket up our pride and
satisfaction
on the
job
done.
In other words
, if we are tightly involved in our duties and activities, can be quite natural to do our best and to success for the overall well-being.
On the other hand
, since we are different human beings,
satisfaction
could
also
be poured in something else, maybe outside the
job
.
This
is because many people are not so much embroiled in their
job
and can be totally detached from it. To sum up, the wellbeing due to the
job
satisfaction
cannot be seen as a universal need. Surely, the most competitive workers would gain rewards by their
job
affairs, but many others are just satisfied by something else. In my view, it is just a matter of equilibrium between all the aspects considered and if we love our
job
, of course, it will please us. Meanwhile, we should not forget that there is something else, apart from work and that can be satisfying too.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • job satisfaction
  • wellbeing
  • contribute
  • meaningful work
  • work-life balance
  • career progression
  • workplace environment
  • recognition
  • constructive feedback
  • compensation
  • benefits
  • job security
  • autonomy
  • skills match
  • interests match
  • variety
  • challenge
  • economic conditions
  • labor market
  • individual expectations
  • job role
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