Do you like commission job or salary base job?

[Cryptomultiplier]

For me, both have their own pecks.  It all boils down to ones discipline. Discipline in the sense that, one must be patient if one is to expect earnings in any of both format.
A skilled person like an artist would have to be done with or have received the payment for a commissioned job and upon delivery would get the balance if this is the agreement. For a salary personnel, it doesn't matter how much you spend, what is agreed to be paid upon months end is what is paid. Any other extra is perhaps benefits that come with working for that organization.
I prefer a commissioned job as long as I get paid as quickly as I can complete a job and get another. If at the end of the month, we were to compile our earnings, one would see that a skilled person who offers commission for jobs has a higher probability of earning more than a salary earner and can double this with more value added.

[karabiber]

I prefer career jobs or salary base jobs, as mentioned. This kind of job brings stability to the employee and his family. There are many potential benefits and increasements on his wage as he rises in career, while keeping the same workload.

On the other hand, if you want to earn more from comission jobs, you have to work more, you have to invest more time without the guarantee you are really going to earn more after all. There are less guarantees and benefits for this kind of employee. Social skills are also a must and not everyone is able to communicate to the public in a clear, charismatic and captivating way.

But since opportunities are scarce for all nowadays, we can't choose with what we want to work. Any opportunities available (since they are legit) must be taken in consideration even if it is not the job of your dreams.

Contrary to popular belief, a paid job does not move most people forward and keeps them where they are. With a paid job, most people don't want to work more. Person prefers to work as much as its salary and cannot reveal its potential. Nepotism is more common in salaried jobs and no matter how hard you work, salary doesn't matter where there is no merit. However, in other types of commission works, the person has to reveal his potential to the full, or person will starve. That's why person strives to be more hardworking and efficient. Self sacrifice is what is required to move humanity forward.

[Wong Gendheng]

Currently I still rely on salary jobs because I am still about 4 years old graduating from school, many offers to be able to get a job commission and if we compare it with salary jobs, of course, the Job Commission is greater, I have friends who work as marketing property and rely on the job commission and him Can earning around 2 to 4 times the salary I received.

[marine4u]

I like to work on commission based on sales performance.  I feel interested in jobs based on my true ability.  Another part is that I like the business, marketing services….  I like communication and connections to create creativity and self-development.  Therefore, I prefer to choose commission work

[BigBos]

Currently I still rely on salary jobs because I am still about 4 years old graduating from school, many offers to be able to get a job commission and if we compare it with salary jobs, of course, the Job Commission is greater, I have friends who work as marketing property and rely on the job commission and him Can earning around 2 to 4 times the salary I received.

Commission work is indeed interesting to get a high income that can even be ten times, but I think if it's sales it might not be consistent especially if in a business that has lots of competitors you have to really consider it before going into commission work and you also have to take it into account with your ability to sell, many of my friends are like that, they show high income from commission work at first but after a few months they say stop because the competition is very tight and they can't meet sales targets like at the beginning they worked.

[leonair]

Both jobs have different advantages and each person prefers different types of jobs. Someone prefers a fixed salary job because he only wants to complete his mandatory work and has no desire to do extra work. There are many who love to work hard so if it is a commission based job then he will be able to earn extra money from it. But I think commission based job is good because in this case anyone can complete the work according to their needs.  He who needs a lot of money will be able to supply money according to his needs by working hard.  Again, those who need less money can meet their necessary money needs by working less

[carlisle1]

Currently I still rely on salary jobs because I am still about 4 years old graduating from school, many offers to be able to get a job commission and if we compare it with salary jobs, of course, the Job Commission is greater, I have friends who work as marketing property and rely on the job commission and him Can earning around 2 to 4 times the salary I received.

Commission work is indeed interesting to get a high income that can even be ten times, but I think if it's sales it might not be consistent especially if in a business that has lots of competitors you have to really consider it before going into commission work and you also have to take it into account with your ability to sell, many of my friends are like that, they show high income from commission work at first but after a few months they say stop because the competition is very tight and they can't meet sales targets like at the beginning they worked.

If you have that kind of skills commission base is more practical as you can bring more money in your pocket in each time you close a sale,
but not all have that knowledge the reason why most still a salary base income.

They prefer to receive a monthly paycheck and work in an ordinary job environment and wait for the money on each pay date.

Given a chance and a good skill, you should maximize all the opportunities and allow yourself to expand your potential
in bringing more money to the table.

[Fortify]

This is an emotional touching story of a friend who is having some hard and difficult situation feeding for himself. After longtime of searching for paid job with no success he saw a job that will pay him in commission. This means you will have to depend for money with your success in the work daily, weekly or month depend on the agreement. This friend that got a job is now having more hard times to go out looking for customers to buy the product of the company that he is working for because it is a marketing company. He is depending on me for some support like to go to work, sorting him for transporting himself and sometimes feeding and I help to do this for him (a friend that is down today can be up tomorrow and may help you also in future, they say future is pregnant. Help a friend in need). I do this with him sometimes with happiness and good face. I encourage him that soon he is going to make big sales with big profit to cover all the time he is not having profit.

What do you think of it ?

It really depends on the sort of salary you're talking about in comparison to a commission job and it can also depend on the sort of personality you have. People who are more introverted may not feel comfortable speaking to new people all the time and engineering a conversation in the sales type manner that would see them do well financially. There is a certain kind of sales person who we've all seen projected in certain TV shows or movies, that are willing say anything and bend the truth in order to get a sale. They might be financially successful in terms of how the company rewards them, but it borders on fraudulent or aggressive selling tactics. If you can get a salaried job perhaps with some sort of bonus structure built in that might be most successful.

[batang_bitcoin]

Currently I still rely on salary jobs because I am still about 4 years old graduating from school,

I also prefer salary jobs. I've been working for more than a decade and I find it more easy to work with salary jobs if my target is a fixed salary. But if I want to work easy and be performance based, then commission jobs are like that. You own your time and you deliver results based on the work you're in with these commission basis.

many offers to be able to get a job commission and if we compare it with salary jobs, of course, the Job Commission is greater, I have friends who work as marketing property and rely on the job commission and him Can earning around 2 to 4 times the salary I received.

It's because salary or profit in a commission basis job is unlimited. You earn unlimited income there based on your output and there are people who are choose to be on it and knows how to grind with their chosen field.

[dark1234]

in general between the two jobs there are advantages and disadvantages of each, but I personally am an entrepreneur who has never felt both but on the negative and positive sides
people who work for commissions are more likely to commit fraud at work, in my personal opinion, even though this is not everyone, maybe it's more of an individual

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Well, there are different kinds of individuals with their own skills and capabilities. While some people are business-oriented and have good marketing skills, others know nothing about business or marketing. A commission job may be stressful, but in some situations, the commissions gotten when sum up can be greater than a paid job. Take, for instance, if I were working with a company that paid me 5% on every product I sold. Assuming one of the products was $100, if I was good at marketing, I could possibly sell 5, 10, or even more products per day. 5% of $100 is $5 x 10 products = $50. assuming I'm working 24 days in a month, that would be $50 per day X 24 days, which is $1,200 a month.
 
Although that's a rough calculation, but some paid jobs can't pay up to a commission job. I prefer a commission job to a paid job because I am good at marketing and persuading customers to buy, but when looking for a commission job, it should be with a reputable company so that people will be moved to buy their products.

[ningrum]

in general between the two jobs there are advantages and disadvantages of each, but I personally am an entrepreneur who has never felt both but on the negative and positive sides
people who work for commissions are more likely to commit fraud at work, in my personal opinion, even though this is not everyone, maybe it's more of an individual

True commission work is not as bad as you say and not everyone is like that,
those who prefer a salary-based job seem more concerned with stability,
and for those who prefer commission work want unlimited profits but it depends on your hard work.

[dark1234]

in general between the two jobs there are advantages and disadvantages of each, but I personally am an entrepreneur who has never felt both but on the negative and positive sides
people who work for commissions are more likely to commit fraud at work, in my personal opinion, even though this is not everyone, maybe it's more of an individual

True commission work is not as bad as you say and not everyone is like that,
those who prefer a salary-based job seem more concerned with stability,
and for those who prefer commission work want unlimited profits but it depends on your hard work.

indeed every commission job is not that bad just some individuals...
and commission work is actually a job that provides concepts and services to someone who needs them and this requires an intelligent mind and clever in conveying an offer...
and not everyone can get a regular job with a decent salary so they like stability in what they get

[cydrix]

I think both jobs are good for most people. Sometimes people takes two jobs for better pay but tiring, they have full-time and part-time job. Commission job compared to salary based job isn’t that bad when it comes to payroll. I don’t have a full-time job/salary based job but I have part-time/commission job that helps me with some of my expenses. Having salary based job is worth it because of its salary unlike commissions that consumes time with less salary.

[autumnleaf]

I have no issues with my salary-based employment. Whatever our jobs may be, let's keep the main point in mind: we all need to put food on the table for our families and ourselves. Let's be grateful for what we have because not everyone can have the work that we do at the moment.

[rahmad2nd]

Currently I still rely on salary jobs because I am still about 4 years old graduating from school, many offers to be able to get a job commission and if we compare it with salary jobs, of course, the Job Commission is greater, I have friends who work as marketing property and rely on the job commission and him Can earning around 2 to 4 times the salary I received.

Commission work is indeed interesting to get a high income that can even be ten times, but I think if it's sales it might not be consistent especially if in a business that has lots of competitors you have to really consider it before going into commission work and you also have to take it into account with your ability to sell, many of my friends are like that, they show high income from commission work at first but after a few months they say stop because the competition is very tight and they can't meet sales targets like at the beginning they worked.

Whatever the job, be it commission or salary based. it all depends on the expertise we have. we can do whatever we like, including in terms of earning income. there is no set size, which one is better. basically, everything comes back to the potential we have and how we use it to become an income-generating advantage. there are many people who make good money from their business, or from commission based work. there are also those who like regular income, some of us occupy strategic positions.

Everything has its own portion and potential, according to the expertise we have. because after all, both have pluses and minuses.  the problem is, it depends on us and how we choose according to the abilities, expertise, and opportunities we have.

[zaki12]

in general between the two jobs there are advantages and disadvantages of each, but I personally am an entrepreneur who has never felt both but on the negative and positive sides
people who work for commissions are more likely to commit fraud at work, in my personal opinion, even though this is not everyone, maybe it's more of an individual

Maybe our opinion is a little different, if the problem of fraud depends only on the person. because I myself work in a commission-based way. I think the Commission can be more enthusiastic and motivated at work, we can generate as many sales as possible so that the commissions we get are also large.

Vice versa, if you work on a salary basis, there may be no motivation to work because you may be more likely to be lazy because you still get a fixed nominal income regardless of the results of your unsatisfactory sales work.

[Oilacris]

Currently I still rely on salary jobs because I am still about 4 years old graduating from school, many offers to be able to get a job commission and if we compare it with salary jobs, of course, the Job Commission is greater, I have friends who work as marketing property and rely on the job commission and him Can earning around 2 to 4 times the salary I received.

Commission work is indeed interesting to get a high income that can even be ten times, but I think if it's sales it might not be consistent especially if in a business that has lots of competitors you have to really consider it before going into commission work and you also have to take it into account with your ability to sell, many of my friends are like that, they show high income from commission work at first but after a few months they say stop because the competition is very tight and they can't meet sales targets like at the beginning they worked.

Whatever the job, be it commission or salary based. it all depends on the expertise we have. we can do whatever we like, including in terms of earning income. there is no set size, which one is better. basically, everything comes back to the potential we have and how we use it to become an income-generating advantage. there are many people who make good money from their business, or from commission based work. there are also those who like regular income, some of us occupy strategic positions.

Everything has its own portion and potential, according to the expertise we have. because after all, both have pluses and minuses.  the problem is, it depends on us and how we choose according to the abilities, expertise, and opportunities we have.

Yes, because there are people who are really that good when it comes to marketing products or introducing services and other related stuffs which they would really be able to utilize those skills
and expertise for them to make more money specially if its commission based.Its true that you could potentially be able to earn up more than with those salary based but we know that
not all people would really be having that kind of skills which they could take advantage with.This is why most of the time people would be sticking out with those salary based or
fixed ones which i do also prefer, but if you do see that you are somewhat good on marketing then you could go with the another option.

[Doan9269]

When we talk about deciding on the kind of job one wants to settle for, then we must be able to weigh the differences and defide well without been compelled to do so, anything that does not work to our favour can be neglected, we work to be happy, earn a living and also have some savings, but reverse has been the experience of many due to their undetermined spirit, they had prefer to settle for less than taking the risk to see things changing for good on them.

[mvdheuvel1983]

Commission job is hard work and is so unpredictable. With a salary job you are sure of an income. I will only accept a commission job as a side hustle and not my main job. So here I can determine when I want to get paid while I have my main game going on for me. Also commission job is good if you do it online and not offline so it is flexible but it must not be my main job.