Is money important to you when you look for a job?
@sweetloveforeve (13120)
Portugal
October 25, 2016 12:10pm CST
Hi guys
Whenever I look for a job I always choose the first thing that appears because sadly i have money difficulties but some people choose jobs before they take the first thing that appears and it is understandable if you finished university and if you have someone to support you.
What do you guys act like?
Please share your opinions
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8 responses
@dramagirl26 (3259)
• Ringgold, Virginia
25 Oct 16
I know money is the number one reason for most jobs, but I like to find a job that suits my needs. Something I know that I'll love and excel at.
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@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
26 Oct 16
I agree with you carol i also prefer to choose a job that i like if i have the chance to choose between two jobs.sadly these days in my country is hard to find one job so finding two jobs and have the chance to choose is a one in a million chance
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@Letranknight2015 (52072)
• Philippines
25 Oct 16
In this world we live in, you can't choose jobs anymore. Perhaps that was biggest mistake in the past, I've had a lot of opportunities but I blew it. I was lucky enough to have finished my education.
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@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
26 Oct 16
I agree with you.also in my country you cant choose jobs.i chose the first job that came to me.im happy with my job but i wish i had a higher salary.i wanted that my mom could be fine and didnt work.
@Letranknight2015 (52072)
• Philippines
26 Oct 16
@sweetloveforeve Thrifting plays a vital role, though it's never easy, you can do it.
@youless (112561)
• Guangzhou, China
26 Oct 16
It depends on. If it is for graduated students, the money seems to be less important as they need to gain more working experience at first. If not, then money is a very important feature because he/she may support a family. If the paid is so low, it means less.
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@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
26 Oct 16
Yes i understand what you mean.if you are working while you study is just to earn extra money not to support a house so you can choose a job that pays a low salary. But sadly here in my country even if you live on your own or if you have a family to support you should accept the first thing that appears even a low salary because my country situation is complicated. It is very hard to find a job even if you are in your 20's so even people with kids have to accept the minimum salary otherwise they will be unemployed what is even worse
@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
25 Oct 16
Yes marlina being comfortable in your job is very important. Im happy in my job but sometimes i arrive home really tired because it is very stressful sometimes.
@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
26 Oct 16
Yes manisha i understand you. But sadly sometimes we dont have the chance to choose a job.sometimes we are so desperate for a job that we accept the first thing that appears.have a nice day
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@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
26 Oct 16
Yes I understand money is also important. Yes big brands makes us feel confident that it will be a secure job at first.because big companies rarely fail even though sometimes it can happen.
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@fazelath (1174)
• India
25 Oct 16
@sweetloveforeve i may not accept the job if the pay is low, and i will wait
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@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
25 Oct 16
Yes sure we do it for money but what i am asking here is imagine that you lose your job.And someone offers you a job where the salary is like the minimum salary. Will you take this offer or keep looking for another one that pays you a higher salary?
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@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
27 Oct 16
@fazelath i understand and im happy that you have the chance to do it sadly in my case i couldnt do that because my family is with difficulties and i have to help them and being unemployed would be a big problem
@Mike197602 (15512)
• United Kingdom
25 Oct 16
Money was low on my list before I got my current job.
I just wanted an employer that'd ignore nearly a decade of no work and no references to speak of.
@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
25 Oct 16
You spent 10 years without a job? You mean that because you were studying back then or you didnt need to work? I know that sometimes people have a good life and sadly things change sometimes.
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@Mike197602 (15512)
• United Kingdom
25 Oct 16
@sweetloveforeve I didn't need or want to work.
Then when my savings started to run low I tried to get a job and that near ten year work gap didn't go down well with employers.
Now I've got a job I like a lot but the money is as low as is legally able to be paid here.
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@sweetloveforeve (13120)
• Portugal
26 Oct 16
@Mike197602 can i ask you how much is your salary? Mine is 600 euros but in my country 600 euros is a very low salary because if you rent a house you pay like 300 euros, then water, gas, electricity, food, transports... And you finish the month without money
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