Do you enjoy your job/career? Are you passionate about the work you do?

I'm passionate about everything I do, although my original career is not what I'm pursuing now. I think it's fair to say my first official career was that of actor. I trained as an actor, in acting college, and worked as an actor off and on for many years. I'm still an actor - officially speaking - although I've not acted now for a fair time now. I was never really successful, although I had my fair share of golden opportunities. I guess you could say I never wanted success enough; although I put everything into each performance. My preparation was obsessive and intensive. Since I trod the boards for the last time, I've done a variety of things, including office work; music; and more recently, online work. I've not devoted myself to music and writing to any way near the same degree as I did acting, but I consider them as much my "vocations" as acting. In terms of money, I've never made much...it was never very important to me. I'd like to change that situation, if I still can...I'm neither as young nor as well as I used to be, so I might be dreaming. We'll see.

I'm an undergraduate and as of now I am working in a store of school and office supplies..my work there is boring but I need to go to work so that I could help my parents on the household expenses..and now I am looking for other ways to earn extra cash so that I could finish my studies and obtain a Bachelor's degree..I want to work in a hotel/resort in the future-_-

i do love my job and enjoy it. but the problem is ever since i became a mom, my desire changes so do my career path. i wanted to just stay at home and take care of my son. but it is not possible at this moment for we still have the house to pay. thankfully that we have a good job although i am thinking also to work at home so i can personally manage my time.

I do have a job but I don't feel and enjoy it, there are lots of factor that I don't like about my job. I work for the bills, for the money for food and stuff. What I only like about is that when I am free, I can use the computer for my personal use, which give me dollars. I am planning to study English Proficiency in TESDA, it's a one month half day studying. Even thought I will be jobless for 1 month, I will trade it than staying in my lifeless and stressful job. I hope by studying in TESDA, I'm gonna get a good job.

Hello friend, Yes I enjoy my carear. I learn the music. Music is my passion. I love the music very much. So I enjoy this thing. I want to be a singer in future. Have a nice day.

This is the rule of life that you have to ork if you want to survive in this world. Only few percentage persons are doing their desire work or business other wise all working only for money, for their needs.

I am on both. =) I have been working for years and most of the time i work because i needed the work and i needed to do something, and build a career and find what i want to do while i work at the current job i have... it has gotten to a point where i needed to be doing something more and well of course there's still the need to work for money.. its not as if i was born with the richest people in the world i and there is no need to work for the money - im just being real here. Im glad that right now, i am working for a company i like, a job that i enjoy and the money to take home to.. so i guess its the perfect timing right now - it is where i think it should be at. :D

I am fine with my job, financially it does sustain our needs, i can finance my kids to school and buy what they need..plus my work offers me the chance to help other people and make a difference. BUT a part of me also feels i am not growing here, promotion is out of the way right now as some here are working through nepotism which i know is not right but reality is what can i do? anyways i am just waiting for chances to be able to resign and make some ways to make a business

At first, I just see my job as ways for me to support my sister with her studies, bring food to the table, pay bills and everything. But as time goes by, I realize that I am falling in love with my job and I no longer consider it as job but a vocation or a mission. I love teaching students not only things related to my subjects but also how they will face life with courage. Every time, I hear that some of my past students are now pursuing their dreams in life, I feel so proud for them.

I do have a job but I don't feel and enjoy it, there are lots of factor that I don't like about my job. I work for the bills, for the money for food and stuff. What I only like about is that when I am free, I can use the computer for my personal use, which give me dollars. I am planning to study English Proficiency in TESDA, it's a one month half day studying. Even thought I will be jobless for 1 month, I will trade it than staying in my lifeless and stressful job. I hope by studying in TESDA, I'm gonna get a good job.

I do have a job that I absolutely love. I do Childcare out of my home. I love working with children and I love being able to stay home with my little ones while making money. I have what some would say the best of both worlds. =)

In my previous job, I stayed for 20+ years and I enjoyed most of the years until the stress got the better of me in the later years. Sometimes, one happy job turns sour when the management have new people who think of policies to make them look good in the eyes of the stockholders. In the past 20 years, I was very passionate about my job and I literally lived for it. From the HR position, I got transferred to training and education, something that I really enjoyed. Knowing you are able to build character and integrity among workers and employees is something I always look forward to everyday. Now with the online job of article writing, i found another niche. I enjoy the job and of course, i enjoy the earnings. I have always loved writing. It has been a passion in my youth and I never imagined that I would someday get my earnings from this kind of job. It is not only about money because when you love the job you don't care about being underpaid or overworked.

My university graduation major is communication engineering, while now my master major is space detecting and information proceeding techinique. And what I am going to do when I graduate is software development. How wonderful! I love the change, because I can contact new things all the time.

I have worked from home in the medical transcription field as a QA Editor/MT since 1992. I absolutely love my job and really can't complain about anything. I consider myself very lucky to have been able to do this. I'm 45 now and I hope to be able to retire in this very same position someday.