Do you love your job?
By mrexcellence
@mrexcellence (35)
Mauritius
6 responses
@airasheila (5454)
• Philippines
15 Apr 13
a pleasant day mrexcellence,
with regard to your post, well, i am proud to say that i do loved every job that i handle. hence, for me it is a ministry that i need to handle well. though there are ups and downs in it but still i keep it as my task and responsibility. and i will be accountable to God Almighty if i will not work for it properly. but, there are times, no matter how i have tried to work for it properly, if the officers that handles the organization cannot appreciate what you have done. just like the president that i have met in my last offline job, as he doesn't know how to listen to his staff. all he wants was to listen to himself. and nobody is right and proper except him. in this regard, if you were on this situation where your boss is the president, would you still stay to prove that you love your job? this is absurd!
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@mrexcellence (35)
• Mauritius
15 Apr 13
You are right. I do understand.
Thank you for your response my friend.
Good day ahead.
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@roshigo58 (4859)
• Pune, India
16 Apr 13
Hi,
I am retired person. When I was working I know my responsibility of job. I could not love that job because my boss was very arrogant and rude. But I used to try to complete my work in time. So also he was always dissatisfied with my job. I was appreciated by other people. So he was jealous about me. I left the job before the age of retirement because of the bossing. If you love your job you can work effectively.
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@mrexcellence (35)
• Mauritius
16 Apr 13
Hi
I hope now you are enjoying your retirement. From your reply to my discussion, though brief, I could take out the meaning that one determinant of job satisfaction is the relationship with colleagues - that is how others behave towards you, especially your boss. But I think we, as employees, we can exert leadership skills to change things around us - for example, power to say NO, being yourself, etc. But you don't need to worry now as you are already retired. Just make the most of your retirement.
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@sreejithsreenivas (10200)
• India
15 Apr 13
Yes,i love and like my job a lot.At present i am working as a network engineer in a software firm and i enjoy this job a lot.I never think of quitting this job,because once we quit the job,it is very difficult get a new job .If i get any free time in between my job,i like to spend it on mylot and other money making sites.Now a days it is not so easy to get a job according to our taste or choice.So before quitting the job we have to think twice.
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@mrexcellence (35)
• Mauritius
15 Apr 13
I totally agree with you. It is not easy at all to have the so-called dream job in this modern world of work. We must remain once we secure a job. Network engineer is an enriching one indeed. All the best!
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@mrexcellence (35)
• Mauritius
16 Apr 13
Hi
Any reason why medical transcriptionist is a good job for you? I would like to understand how you really feel connected and happy with the job.
Thank you very much for your response.
@niit18_jag (15)
• India
17 Apr 13
well thats quite interesting question !
i am working as a tech support in a BPO and i love my job for i think that a job is something that gives you good income and enough time for your family !! :)
have a nice time !!!
@chyan0329 (55)
• China
17 Apr 13
I love my current job, I am a project officer, and main job is holding the international conference in China.
by my job, I have chance to communicate with people from all over the world, and also I have chance to go abroad to know more and more unknown places and to feel the greatness of God.
But yesterday, I have just heard that my organization may be disincorporate, I feel a little upset, and the main leaders will have seeked their own places. I don't know where will I go at the moment.
Anyway, I like my job. regards!
