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

In line with the shift in time, there are growing concerns about
job
satisfaction
. In
this
essay, I will present some factors that contribute to
satisfaction
and point out the realistic
expectations
of
workers
'
job
satisfaction
.
To begin
with, there are two main factors that contribute to
job
satisfaction
which are
salary
along with
other
employee’s
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benefits. The primary reason behind
this
could come from the fact that with a high-earning
job
,
workers
could have money to pay their bills, save money or take care of their family,
such
as paying their children’s tuition fees or supporting their old parents’ health.
Besides
,
employee’s
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benefits could be
also
important when having a
job
that provides enough days off, rewards and annual
traveling
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fees would motivate employees to be more effective in their ways of working.
For instance
, Vietnamese people usually expect to earn about 30
millions
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VND a month because it could help them to both pay for their daily expenses and save money for the future. Despite some
expectations
that employees hope to gain from their jobs, I believe that it is impossible to satisfy all worker
job
expectations
, and
this
includes two main factors. First of all, there are a lot of people whose abilities do not qualify their
salary
expectations
, and it could lead to disappointment.
For example
, graduates often look for a
job
that could offer them a high-income right after graduation,
while
having a
high
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salary
job
requires people to have a lot of working experience and satisfy the company criteria. On top of that, not only the
salary
might be disappointing but
also
the working environment could not satisfy
workers
.
This
seems to stem from the fact that colleagues could come from different backgrounds, which vary from age groups, races, levels of society, and something along those lines, so
it is clear that
arguments and conflicts would appear more easily.
Therefore
, not getting
along with
their coworkers could be a big problem that might lead to
workers
not being comfortable with their own jobs. After considering
this
issue, I have come to the conclusion that when
salary
and
employee’s
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benefit
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could build
to
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workers
job
satisfaction
, the working environment
as well as
their actual salaries might be disappointing to employees.
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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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