A big salary is much more important than job satisfaction.
For most people, the same old question quite often arises, if a big salary is more significant than job satisfaction. I personally completely disagree with
this
idea and vote for satisfaction as the main pros of work.
First
of all, money without pleasure will cause negative feelings regarding the job itself in the long run. While for some people it’s still possible to force themselves to go every morning to a place, which they don’t want to be and do what they don’t want to be involved in, in most cases it won’t last
long. For instance
, if one doesn’t like what they are doing daily then
in some time this
activity will be naturally sabotaged by laziness, decreased productivity, and also
often being late and trying to delay or avoid unpleasant time-spending. So high income may be attractive initially
but connected with negative feelings, it will be pretty soon also
recognized as something non-positive.
Moreover
, it is possible that there is already enough money available for living and a person doesn’t care about a big salary but thinks more about self-realisation. In this
case, it will be essential to look for some kind of activity that leads to more satisfaction and provides a solid base for enjoying life. This
way, a job may be counted as a main hobby or exposed as one type of art. For example
, millionaires and celebrities could practice painting but that certainly won't be a fast portrait but calligraphy or creating nice still life pictures. There may be more reasons than only money to do something and people like to do what they like in most situations.
In summary, it’s possible to find more reasons for daily activity than only struggling for resources required for food, clothes and a roof above your head. From this
point of view, good compensation for your time could look like an excellent mood and internal fulfilment so I completely disagree that coins are more important than feelings.Submitted by casualuser on
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