I’ve got only a few minutes to highlight a topic that has filled many books, so I’ll try to write succinctly. <\/p>\n
Here is what I have discovered for myself. You may have reached different conclusions. Starting at the top, here are some fundamental factors affecting your perception of work as pleasure or pain:<\/p>\n
\nAlmost any work is satisfying if you can do it at your own pace.<\/p>\n
The most interesting work in the world can be made unbearable, if you are forced to do it in a sequence and at a pace that is not of your own choosing.<\/p>\n
Job satisfaction is actually more important than the money you take home. That is why acknowledgement from your peers and managers can easily make up for a lower salary.<\/p>\n
Any job that requires you to lie for others will eat you out from the inside until you are no longer able to look at yourself in the mirror.<\/p>\n
People will work unbelievable hours for little or no pay if they know they are helping to make the world a better place.<\/p>\n
People will perform miracles working for a manager they trust.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
You might want to look at your current work scene and see if you can make some adjustments that will let you take advantage of these factors. I will discuss how you might do that in future posts, if there is any interest. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I’ve got only a few minutes to highlight a topic that has filled many books, so I’ll try to write succinctly. Here is what I have discovered for myself. You may have reached different conclusions. Starting at the top, here … Continue reading