It is an undeniable fact that job security is the indispensible factor when choosing an appropriate job; as such a job provide a long-term income without the person having to worry if one were to be in a jeopardous situation. Nevertheless, many argues that career satisfaction is weighed the same, if not more, compared to the safety aspect of a job. These individuals adore happiness while doing the job, irrespective of other important factors. While both views are plausible to a certain extent, I lean towards security more than the other.
One compelling reason for guaranteed safety during the working hours is due to the exorbitant cost for hospitality and mental therapies. For instance, construction workers, especially those involved in high building, are at great risk of sudden fall that could claim their lives, or at least suffer bad injuries that would make them difficult to continue working. The other factor that is worth consider is the mental damage enclosed aftermath. Being intimidated by such experiencing will pose a thinking that would make the workers afraid of their current job, and forbid them from ever working once more. Even after having recovered after the trauma, the person will be in difficulty apply jobs that is not pertain to their previous occupation. As a result, more working tools should be given and equipped in working environment to ensure no unexpected accidents occur.
Despite the aforementioned benefits, contentment for jobs, as apply to a certain people, is the most important quality for a desirable career. A particular population values challenges and happiness as much as security. Notwithstanding the fact that the job is highly secured or even well-paid, people who tend to take interest in such aspects would regard their current job as tedious and time wasting. This means not only are they going to leave the said job but they are also going to persuade others with the same thought to quit the job.
In conclusion, both job satisfaction as well as job security are equally necessary for a person whether they decide to pursue the job or not.
It is an undeniable fact that
job
security
is the
indispensible
factor when choosing an appropriate
job
; as such a
job
provide a long-term income without the person having to worry if one were to be in a
jeopardous
situation.
Nevertheless
,
many
argues that career satisfaction
is weighed
the same, if not more, compared to the safety aspect of a
job
. These individuals adore happiness while doing the
job
, irrespective of other
important
factors. While both views are plausible to a certain extent, I lean towards
security
more than the other.
One compelling reason for guaranteed safety during the
working
hours is due to the exorbitant cost for hospitality and mental therapies.
For instance
, construction workers,
especially
those involved in high building, are at great
risk
of sudden fall that could claim their
lives
, or at least suffer
bad
injuries that would
make
them difficult to continue
working
. The other factor
that is
worth consider is the mental damage enclosed aftermath.
Being intimidated
by such experiencing will pose a thinking that would
make
the workers afraid of their
current
job
, and forbid them from ever
working
once more. Even after having recovered after the trauma, the person will be in difficulty apply
jobs
that is
not
pertain
to their previous occupation.
As a result
, more
working
tools should be
given
and equipped in
working
environment to ensure no unexpected accidents occur.
Despite the aforementioned benefits, contentment for
jobs
, as apply to a certain
people
, is the most
important
quality for a desirable career. A particular population values challenges and happiness as much as
security
. Notwithstanding the fact that the
job
is
highly
secured or even well-paid,
people
who tend to take interest in such aspects would regard their
current
job
as tedious and
time wasting
. This means not
only
are they going to
leave
the said
job
but
they are
also
going to persuade others with the same
thought
to quit the job.
In conclusion
, both
job
satisfaction
as well as
job
security
are
equally
necessary for a person whether they decide to pursue the
job
or not.