Do you Love Your Job?

[fredericktaylor]

I don’t think many people truly love their job every day. For me, it’s more like I respect what my job gives me — stability, learning, and options. Some days I enjoy the work, other days I’m just pushing through. And I think that’s normal, not a failure.

I respect my work, by handling every day's work with respect and love, our confidence, goals, future plans, etc. can be taken correctly, and if we handle every day's work with negligence, it is not possible to achieve time, mentality, success properly. If you are looking for something good or big success in the future, it is not right to neglect or belittle any work. If we do our daily work responsibly, it can result in our own skills, respect, success and long-term good.

[Versatile_choice]

I don’t think many people truly love their job every day. For me, it’s more like I respect what my job gives me — stability, learning, and options. Some days I enjoy the work, other days I’m just pushing through. And I think that’s normal, not a failure.

You're right about this, I would use myself as an example. Sometimes I get fed up with work especially when the load is too much for me to carry, I just feel like to leave the work place with panic but at some point I will just realize that I have responsibility to take care of, after considering all of this, then the panic will seize immediately. While most times I feel like to keeping working till the next day, especially when I just have few task to do I don't easily get tired. And considering the fun and knowledge I shared with friends at my working place this makes me keep loving my job even till this time.

[imthegreat]

I don’t think many people truly love their job every day. For me, it’s more like I respect what my job gives me — stability, learning, and options. Some days I enjoy the work, other days I’m just pushing through. And I think that’s normal, not a failure.

I respect my work, by handling every day's work with respect and love, our confidence, goals, future plans, etc. can be taken correctly, and if we handle every day's work with negligence, it is not possible to achieve time, mentality, success properly. If you are looking for something good or big success in the future, it is not right to neglect or belittle any work. If we do our daily work responsibly, it can result in our own skills, respect, success and long-term good.

If someone isn't afraid of development and hard work, they'll excel in any endeavor. Even if they're entrusted with dirty or difficult work, they'll approach it thoughtfully, exploring ways to make their job easier, safer, and more efficient. And such people rise to leadership positions because they're noticed.

Generally, such people are rare, and back when I had a full-time job, I saw one in 10 colleagues like them. The rest were slackers, preoccupied with killing time on their smartphones at work, watching YouTube and TikTok.