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There are many reasons that can mortivate a person to stay for the same company. Some believe that money is the main factor. Do you agree or disagree ?

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Employers are always seeking ways to motivate their employees to attract to the
company
 for long. Many believe that money is the most significant cause of that. Despite different views on
this
, I disagree with
this
 argument because I believe that ability to keep a work-life balance and the career progression of a
job
 play more crucial roles in the decision to work for a particular
company
. Companies indeed provide good salaries, bonuses and perks to motivate their workers.
However
, if
this
job
 disturbs the work-life balance due to heavy workload or stress, they may leave the workplace. To be more specific, if a person has to work extra hours or is under stress, they may fail to have a good quality of family life.
Thus
 they may end up with
further
 depression and find a more pleasurable working environment. Only financial benefits can not grant pleasure and mental satisfaction. In Sri Lank,
for instance
, a recent study revealed that many garment factory workers, change their factory within a year at least once due to heavy workload, despite good salary. Another important fact is that less opportunity for career development. Many employees' ambition is to have better
job
 prospects and career progression. So, even if a
company
 pay a high salary or intensive without giving a promotion, that will dissatisfy the worker.
Thus
, they tend to move to better workplaces.
This
 proves that a higher salary without
job
 satisfaction leads to pushing employees to find a new place. In conclusion, even though some hold the view that money can decide the fact that staying in a
company
 or not, I believe that work-life balance and opportunities for promotions are the most crucial reasons.
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