• Some people argue that job satisfaction is more important than job security, while others believe that they cannot always expect job satisfaction, and a permanent job is more important. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Some
people
think that
job
satisfaction
should be prioritised in
job seeking
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while others believe that it is not important as
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stable employment. In
this
essay, I will discuss both ideas. On the one hand, there are many reasons many
people
often opt for
job
satisfaction
rather than a fixed
job
. Some highly prioritise monetary benefits
such
as salary enhancements or strive for a relaxing working environment or flexible working schedule so that they are willing to consider changing their
career
path once a better
career
option is available. Of course, I think that there is nothing wrong if
people
crave
for
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an ideal
job
that gives them pleasure and motivation.
On the other hand
, many think that we should pursue a stable life-long
career
as there is no
satisfaction
to expect at work. Their arguments often are based on the examples of many taking a
job
for life because of a stable income or others simply sticking with a
job
despite being low-paid because
that is
the
job
they want to do. I do not agree; I think that these
people
consider a permanent
job
as their
career
expectation might be reasonable and realistic and are more importantly satisfied by
this
job
.
In addition
, many
people
are unable to find contentment in anything they do because they have an unrealistic expectation of
job
satisfaction
such
as a position with a high remuneration without
pressure
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that it is impossible for employers to offer reasonably. Even having a good
job
, these
people
will quit their
job
and find a so-called ideal opportunity.
Therefore
, the suggestion to be stable might not be welcomed by those
job
hoppers unless they expect more realistically
in
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job
satisfaction
. In conclusion, I believe that
job
satisfaction
is the most essential factor for most
people
to take a
job
.
Also
,
job
security is only more important once we find a
job
that satisfies our expectations, provided that we do not expect unrealistically
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