When choosing a job, the salary is the most important consideration. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is argued that the most imperative factor that

people

must take into account in terms of deciding a

job

is the wage. I strongly disagree with

this

statement as I suppose

money

is not the only golden key and the other factors namely workplace and motivation are defining.

To begin

with, a high salary is not the only reason that contributes to happiness and

job

satisfaction. Workplace, colleagues and managers all play a vital role in order to make an employee satisfied; in more detail, dealing with constant anxiety resulting from a stressful

job

definitely makes

people

nervous.

Additionally

, motivation is the other crucial aspect; having a

job

provides employees with a situation to broaden their horizons and learn new skills, helping them to improve their abilities and making them lively.

Therefore

, possessing a

job

with a reasonable salary, not so high, which motivates you to work passionately, beyond a shadow of a doubt, is worth it.

On the other hand

, it is said that

money

talks as the only factor in improving living standards is having a well-paid

job

regardless of the other factors. Some argue that the more

money

they have, the more they feel cheerful;

that is

because they can buy pricey items namely outfits, brand shoes and luxury houses.

However

, I assume a work-life balance highly matters as

people

spend a significant part of their time at work; so their workplace and those you are working with them are unquestionably important.

For instance

, working with a restrictive and aggressive manager makes

people

nervous and

then

they can not even enjoy their salaries. In conclusion, I firmly believe that

while

, without a doubt,

money

is one the main aspects that should be under consideration in terms of choosing a

job

, the other aspects have at least the same importance.