Although there are certain amount of people who prefer their workplace, base of income with a view to ensure security for them and their siblings. This essay will discuss why money is a crucial ingredient while choosing a place of work. Instead of that, there are some other aspects to selecting a job.
Without any doubt, salary is essential in order for people to survive and a great proportion of people rely on the money they get from their jobs. Most of the jobholders' pay for their housing, utility bills, food, treatment, travel, education and so on from the money they get from their employers. It is evident that if employers stop paying the employees, there would be virtually no one left to work in a company. Teaching, sports, painting, politics and research are considered to be professions where passion is more important than money. However, if there is no money at all, I have doubt that anyone would pursue these careers.
However, money is not the most important concern for someone to choose a job and there are other important considerations to start and continue a job. Passion and interest to the work, for instance, drive most of the people to work. For instance, many established artists, actors, writers and scientists who have already amassed a great fortune would have stopped working if the sole purpose of working would have been the money. From my personal experience, I can say that while choosing a job people most of the time considered a job they would enjoy rather than the money they would earn from it. Other important aspects, like the job security, career prospect, work environment, relationship with the colleagues and bosses are all important to choose a job.
In conclusion, I completely disregard the salary aspect of a job while choosing it. In my view, job satisfaction and career growth should be seen as the most vital aspect while making a choice between jobs.
Although there are certain
amount
of
people
who prefer their workplace, base of income with a view to ensure security for them and their siblings. This essay will discuss why
money
is a crucial ingredient while choosing a place of
work
.
Instead
of that, there are
some
other
aspects
to selecting a job.
Without any doubt, salary is essential in order for
people
to survive and a great proportion of
people
rely on the
money
they
get
from their
jobs
. Most of the jobholders' pay for their housing, utility bills, food, treatment, travel, education and
so
on from the
money
they
get
from their employers. It is evident that if employers
stop
paying the employees, there would be
virtually
no one
left
to
work
in a
company
. Teaching, sports, painting, politics and research
are considered
to be professions where passion is more
important
than
money
.
However
, if there is no
money
at all, I have doubt that anyone would pursue these careers.
However
,
money
is not the most
important
concern for someone to choose a
job
and there are other
important
considerations to
start
and continue a
job
. Passion and interest to the
work
,
for instance
, drive most of the
people
to
work
.
For instance
,
many
established artists, actors, writers and scientists who have already amassed a great fortune would have
stopped
working if the sole purpose of working
would have been
the
money
. From my personal experience, I can say that while choosing a
job
people
most of the time considered a
job
they would enjoy
rather
than the
money
they would earn from it. Other
important
aspects
, like the
job
security, career prospect,
work
environment, relationship with the colleagues and bosses are all
important
to choose a job.
In conclusion
, I completely disregard the salary
aspect
of a
job
while choosing it. In my view,
job
satisfaction and career growth should be
seen
as the most vital
aspect
while making a choice between
jobs
.