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Big salary is much more important than job satisfaction. Do you agree or disagree? v.3

Big salary is much more important than job satisfaction. v. 3
Huge pay is very significant to work contentment. Some people value earning more than being happy with their jobs. In my opnion, I value the work fulfillment more than large remuneration because it drives productivity and improves work-life balance. Firstly, the core inputs required to deliver quality output at work are employee motivation and loyalty which are by-products of job satisfaction. Happy employees are very committed to their daily tasks as they feel they are contributing to the overall achievement of the company. These people are self-energised to support the organisations vision and they are willing to go the extra mile to meet the agreed targets. For instance in my work, I face a lot of difficulties with the number of tasks that I need to complete in a short duration but I am driven to deliver an outcome that will help my team achieve their targets and put smiles on the faces of our final consumers. Furthermore, people who enjoy their jobs tend to see work as less stressful and as a way to make a difference in the society instead of a means to make ends meet. This is key to ensuring that they have reserved energy for their families and hobbies after their daily work. It is pertinent for companies to have employees that are fresh and re-energised on daily basis to drive their goals and help them achieve more competitive advantage. From my experiences at work and reports from online journals, it is clear that happy workers tend to stay very long with their employers and thereby providing the needed team stability, maintaining the organisation's culture and ultimately saving the company resources in backfilling and re-training replacement employees. In summary, while big remuneration is key to fulfilling short term human needs and wants, it is the derived work contentment that has the long term benefits of keeping us energised, happy, motivated, passionate and less-stressed. I will always value being happy with my job than earning more because my needs will always catch up with my salary.
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very
significant to
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contentment.
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Some
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people
value earning more than being
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happy
with their
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jobs
. In my
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opnion
, I value the
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work
fulfillment more than large remuneration
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because
it drives productivity and
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improves
work-life balance.

Firstly
, the core inputs required to deliver quality output at
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work
are employee motivation and loyalty which are by-products of
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job
satisfaction.
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Happy
employees are
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very
committed to their daily tasks as they feel they are contributing to the
overall
achievement of the
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company
. These
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people
are
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self-energised
to support the
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organisations
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vision and
they are willing to go the extra mile to
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meet
the
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agreed
targets.
For instance
in my
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work
, I face
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a lot of
difficulties with the number of tasks that I need to complete in a short duration
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but
I
am driven
to deliver an outcome that will
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help
my team achieve their targets and put smiles on the faces of our final consumers.

Furthermore
,
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people
who enjoy their
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jobs
tend to
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see
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work
as less stressful and as a way to
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make
a difference in the society
instead
of a means to
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make
ends
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meet
. This is key to ensuring that they have reserved energy for their families and hobbies after their daily
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work
. It is pertinent for
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companies
to have employees that are fresh and
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re-energised
on daily basis to drive their goals and
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help
them achieve more competitive advantage. From my experiences at
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work
and reports from online journals, it is
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clear
that
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happy
workers tend to stay
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very
long with their employers and thereby providing the needed team stability, maintaining the
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organisation
's culture and
ultimately
saving the
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company
resources in
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backfilling
and re-training replacement employees.

In summary, while
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big
remuneration is key to fulfilling short term human needs and wants, it is the derived
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work
contentment that has the long term benefits of keeping us
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energised
,
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happy
, motivated, passionate and less-
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stressed
. I will always value being
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happy
with my
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job
than earning more
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because
my needs will always catch up with my salary.
5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
17Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
9Mistakes

IELTS essay Big salary is much more important than job satisfaction. v. 3

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
340 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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Grammatical Range: 5.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
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Task Achievement: 6.0
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