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.

[Jateng]

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.

financial responsibilities is doing jobs whether they love them or not. Even when the work is stressful, they have to continue. working in a formal institution, the job was very tough not physically but mentally. I worked hard yet there was no appreciation no encouragement and not even a discussion about bonuses. This made the work even more stressful. After switching to online work, I feel much more relaxed. The flexible timings are a big advantage, and the work is mostly stress free because of my efficiency I now have access to better opportunities and platforms.

[passwordnow]

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.

I think that there's nothing wrong using gadgets while in duty or in office as long as the company allows that. But if it's not allowed and these people are in a hurry and have duties to make, they're wasting the company's money and resource just for doom scrolling. They've hired the wrong people with that but as long as the task is done and they've got free time to do it without violating the company's rule and action, it should just be fine.

[NurseHub]

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.

I think that there's nothing wrong using gadgets while in duty or in office as long as the company allows that. But if it's not allowed and these people are in a hurry and have duties to make, they're wasting the company's money and resource just for doom scrolling. They've hired the wrong people with that but as long as the task is done and they've got free time to do it without violating the company's rule and action, it should just be fine.

Just know that the jobs today are not mostly for love so they can go ahead to find what makes them happy even it cost them through to use phone during work hours, yet it's as important as the job for them. Happiness this days are rare in most jobs they are found only in self employed jobs most times but the 9 to 5 jobs this days are full of survival workers, just to put food on the table for themselves and family that's why you can find all type of attitude towards the work environment.

[passwordnow]

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.

I think that there's nothing wrong using gadgets while in duty or in office as long as the company allows that. But if it's not allowed and these people are in a hurry and have duties to make, they're wasting the company's money and resource just for doom scrolling. They've hired the wrong people with that but as long as the task is done and they've got free time to do it without violating the company's rule and action, it should just be fine.

Just know that the jobs today are not mostly for love so they can go ahead to find what makes them happy even it cost them through to use phone during work hours, yet it's as important as the job for them. Happiness this days are rare in most jobs they are found only in self employed jobs most times but the 9 to 5 jobs this days are full of survival workers, just to put food on the table for themselves and family that's why you can find all type of attitude towards the work environment.

We can't be pickers with the jobs anymore if finding a job nowadays is tough. While there are dream jobs that are still fulfilled for employees who aspires to be in one of it. Self employed is not what people are thinking that they're free to do the business they want any time they wish to do it. Each of us is trying to survive and so we gotta respect the hustle of each of us. And those who are using phones during duty time in their works, as long as it's not violating the workplace's rule then there is no problem with that and I think they'll even love the management and their job if they're allowed to do it once they're done with their tasks.

[Aloysius01]

A job is more than just a paycheck it’s where we spend a huge part of our time,energy,and creativity.Generally,we spend a significant part of our lives working because our jobs shape our routines,influence our growth,and often define how we contribute to the world.

But loving your job doesn’t always mean every day is easy or free from challenges.It means you find purpose in what you do.
You see opportunities to learn and grow.
You feel that your work creates impact both big or small.
If you wake up excited about the work ahead, that’s a privilege worth celebrating.If not,maybe it’s time to ask yourself some personal and purposeful questions.What part of my work energizes me?What changes can I make to feel more fulfilled?What future do I want my career to lead me toward?

The truth is that,fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight,it’s built through intention,reflection,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

Job is an agreement, you provide skills and time and effort, They provide payment opportunity or resources, the real question is my job
bringing me close to the life I want or just keeping me were I am, you don't need to doing the same job that is keeping you thesame you have to make a decision fast it i's not advisable doing the same job, my father said in parable don't stand one place watching masquerade
Fufilment doesn't come instantly sometimes it is something we grow into and weather someone love their job or power through it, what matters most if their are moving with purpose not just pressure, loving your job doesn't mean it is easy it can mean,
You find meaning in the work even when it is hard, 
You see room to grow even if you are still figuring things out,
You are building towards a future not just getting the present.

[Halifat]

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 a person decided not to like or love this job him, that means those work are illegal, I don't think a normal human being with a complete sence will decided to hurt his legal work that the is doing. There are some cases some people don't like the job they are doing, but a lot of things push them to continue with it which is responsibilities. Responsibility force people to do any kind of work being hard work or any other one, just to satisfy the need of his people.

[ndutndut]

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 a person decided not to like or love this job him, that means those work are illegal, I don't think a normal human being with a complete sence will decided to hurt his legal work that the is doing. There are some cases some people don't like the job they are doing, but a lot of things push them to continue with it which is responsibilities. Responsibility force people to do any kind of work being hard work or any other one, just to satisfy the need of his people.

I'm sure most people in this world hate their jobs, including me. But over time I've tried to make peace with the situation and have to love my job because loving it makes it easier and less burdensome.

We also carry out our work according to SOP of the employment contract I signed and this makes our work better. Loving our job shows we're grateful for the work we do. We're grateful to have a job because there are still many out there who aren't as fortunate as we are. This is also about mindset.

Loving our job can prevent us from feeling bored with it like losing motivation and enthusiasm resulting in less than optimal work performance. Every time we leave for work we're always nervous and overthinking feeling anxious and unsettled. Furthermore loving our job empowers us to keep going no matter what.

[Dick Long]

A job is more than just a paycheck it’s where we spend a huge part of our time,energy,and creativity.Generally,we spend a significant part of our lives working because our jobs shape our routines,influence our growth,and often define how we contribute to the world.

But loving your job doesn’t always mean every day is easy or free from challenges.It means you find purpose in what you do.
You see opportunities to learn and grow.
You feel that your work creates impact both big or small.
If you wake up excited about the work ahead, that’s a privilege worth celebrating.If not,maybe it’s time to ask yourself some personal and purposeful questions.What part of my work energizes me?What changes can I make to feel more fulfilled?What future do I want my career to lead me toward?

The truth is that,fulfillment at work isn’t found overnight,it’s built through intention,reflection,and sometimes even through the challenges.
So I'll leave you with this question,Do you love your job,or what it gives you? do you just push through because you have to?

I agree with you that the our job is part of our lives because that's where we spend most of our time, it needs all the devotion, creativity in as much we are getting something from it.
But I have heard some people says they don't like the job they are doing, maybe because that was the available option they have as at the time they got the job. And with this kind of mindset it may be hard for such a person to contribute to the improvement of the organization they belong to because of lack of passion.
Passion drive every worker into perfection. When a worker is doing excellently well in the position he or she is handling, it's a sign that that person have passion for the job and will give it any thing to make the best out of it.

[NurseHub]

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.

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Just know that the jobs today are not mostly for love so they can go ahead to find what makes them happy even it cost them through to use phone during work hours, yet it's as important as the job for them. Happiness this days are rare in most jobs they are found only in self employed jobs most times but the 9 to 5 jobs this days are full of survival workers, just to put food on the table for themselves and family that's why you can find all type of attitude towards the work environment.

We can't be pickers with the jobs anymore if finding a job nowadays is tough. While there are dream jobs that are still fulfilled for employees who aspires to be in one of it. Self employed is not what people are thinking that they're free to do the business they want any time they wish to do it. Each of us is trying to survive and so we gotta respect the hustle of each of us. And those who are using phones during duty time in their works, as long as it's not violating the workplace's rule then there is no problem with that and I think they'll even love the management and their job if they're allowed to do it once they're done with their tasks.

Some employees are obviously too strict in the ways they handle phone related issues of usage in the working environment but it could be cool if people are allowed to do so in the end of task but, if it has to do with wether they love their jobs I promise you that dreams jobs are now as scarce as anything you can think of, but I'm just talking from a perspective that is generated from my environment but I don't know about others but if it comes to how much people get their desired jobs it's very low so all kind of behaviours are seem in the working space but some people in this generation are overly addicted to their phones which is very bad.

[Jubilee58]

Really, I love the job am doing because, it widens my knowledge on that particular field. Loving the job you do means a lot, it means you are deriving some benefits from the job. When you love your job, you are happy doing it , it may not necessarily be because of the  salary you are earning but your job enables you to display some skills and do it without grumbling and you deliver it without errors.

If you don't love your job, it deprives you of job happiness, you will never be pleased when ever you are call upon to do your work, and thing will definitely lead to errors while working.

[passwordnow]

We can't be pickers with the jobs anymore if finding a job nowadays is tough. While there are dream jobs that are still fulfilled for employees who aspires to be in one of it. Self employed is not what people are thinking that they're free to do the business they want any time they wish to do it. Each of us is trying to survive and so we gotta respect the hustle of each of us. And those who are using phones during duty time in their works, as long as it's not violating the workplace's rule then there is no problem with that and I think they'll even love the management and their job if they're allowed to do it once they're done with their tasks.

Some employees are obviously too strict in the ways they handle phone related issues of usage in the working environment but it could be cool if people are allowed to do so in the end of task but, if it has to do with wether they love their jobs I promise you that dreams jobs are now as scarce as anything you can think of, but I'm just talking from a perspective that is generated from my environment but I don't know about others but if it comes to how much people get their desired jobs it's very low so all kind of behaviours are seem in the working space but some people in this generation are overly addicted to their phones which is very bad.

While scarcity for the dream jobs is there, I still have a dream job. But it's not as fancy and high ranking as you may think. It's about the environment and how cool and easy the tasks are. I guess that when we get older, we want simpler jobs as long as it earns us money and we bring food to the table. So, there's no micromanagement, and you get to earn from that job and as well as befriends with the other employees there. But don't make them a family because that's still different and always set a boundary until you know them personally.

[Fara Chan]

If a person decided not to like or love this job him, that means those work are illegal, I don't think a normal human being with a complete sence will decided to hurt his legal work that the is doing. There are some cases some people don't like the job they are doing, but a lot of things push them to continue with it which is responsibilities. Responsibility force people to do any kind of work being hard work or any other one, just to satisfy the need of his people.

And when everyone is aware of their responsibilities, then any job will always be loved and enjoyed as long as it still provides income. Because the benchmark or comparison for anyone who still loves their job is the income level, not the freedom to style themselves or dress however they want. Because a job that doesn't produce anything, I'm quite certain it won't be loved by everyone because there's no return to be gained from it. But if there is still a return to be gained through work, then whatever the type of work, there will certainly be a majority of people who will enjoy it.

[colinistheman]

If a person decided not to like or love this job him, that means those work are illegal, I don't think a normal human being with a complete sence will decided to hurt his legal work that the is doing. There are some cases some people don't like the job they are doing, but a lot of things push them to continue with it which is responsibilities. Responsibility force people to do any kind of work being hard work or any other one, just to satisfy the need of his people.

I'm sure most people in this world hate their jobs, including me. But over time I've tried to make peace with the situation and have to love my job because loving it makes it easier and less burdensome.

We also carry out our work according to SOP of the employment contract I signed and this makes our work better. Loving our job shows we're grateful for the work we do. We're grateful to have a job because there are still many out there who aren't as fortunate as we are. This is also about mindset.

Loving our job can prevent us from feeling bored with it like losing motivation and enthusiasm resulting in less than optimal work performance. Every time we leave for work we're always nervous and overthinking feeling anxious and unsettled. Furthermore loving our job empowers us to keep going no matter what.

I believe that too, I believe that most people don't like their jobs. Most people are just trying to force themselves to like their jobs, partly to reduce stress and make the work easier, as you said. The remaining reason is because of life responsibilities and the lack of better options.

In today's fast-paced and pragmatic society, no income means no survival. Therefore, people work primarily out of survival needs and family responsibilities rather than passion. That's why, if they find a job with a higher salary and better benefits, most of them won't hesitate to switch jobs immediately.

[Jody.Drummer]

The key to a comfortable job is liking the job itself. Many people work not because they want to, are interested in, or enjoy it, but because they are forced to earn an income, which is intended to meet individual or family needs. Luckily for those who enjoy a particular field of work and are successful in finding a job they enjoy, but I think for those who work without liking their job, it doesn't mean it will last forever because I think sooner or later, work that is done routinely will make us like it naturally. This is a normal reaction.

[fruktik]

Let's be sincere, is not everyone that loves their job. But a lot of people do it because, bills don't pay themselves. Job is what help people to put food on the table, and it also help them to take good care of their family, may be even chase their bigger dreams. Sometimes work is cool, while sometimes it is very stressful, but most people push through. Why? Because at the end of the day, it's how they support themselves and the people that they care about (their loved ones).

Why should I love my job? That seems like primitive thinking to me. If it's a hobby that brings in income, then that's still a good thing. Personally, I know few people who enjoy their jobs. They work only to provide for their families. They look forward to vacations. If they had another option, they would choose it. I've thought about changing jobs more than once, because I can no longer force myself to do something I don't enjoy.

[BigBos]

The key to a comfortable job is liking the job itself. Many people work not because they want to, are interested in, or enjoy it, but because they are forced to earn an income, which is intended to meet individual or family needs. Luckily for those who enjoy a particular field of work and are successful in finding a job they enjoy, but I think for those who work without liking their job, it doesn't mean it will last forever because I think sooner or later, work that is done routinely will make us like it naturally. This is a normal reaction.

Many people are in this situation, they work not because they like the job, but it is necessity that forces them to stay in the job even though the environment is not comfortable, the wage is even far from the minimum wage set by the government.

But on the other hand, quitting a job when there is nothing else to do is not a good option. Especially in my country, getting a job is very difficult, so whether they like it or not, they have to keep working even though they actually have to work under pressure because of what I said earlier.

[Bobrox]

I believe that too, I believe that most people don't like their jobs. Most people are just trying to force themselves to like their jobs, partly to reduce stress and make the work easier, as you said. The remaining reason is because of life responsibilities and the lack of better options.

In today's fast-paced and pragmatic society, no income means no survival. Therefore, people work primarily out of survival needs and family responsibilities rather than passion. That's why, if they find a job with a higher salary and better benefits, most of them won't hesitate to switch jobs immediately.

Exactly, for right now many people don't like with their job but try to force keep working some time most of them spent 8 hours in daily for working and still have company push their employee must working up to 12 hours to 14 hours in daily day. Its the fact happening in my country right now have difficulty regulation to get work most of them force their self love with their job in other side many company have crazy working hours up to 12 hours in daily day.
Most of the employee always get faster leaving the working place after its finish and won't spent few minutes late to go home, its show us how most of them thinking about the job as the way to earn money and not fully love with their job although force them keep going to the office on time.