job + job satisfaction

[coco clown]

does your job give you satisfaction,do you aim to please people within your industry or are you just in it for the money?

[raysparx1]

Hi coco,

I aim to please, I am self employed so I take a pride in my work,if I didn't, I wouldn't get any work, I could work a lot harder than I do,but I like my lifestyle, and I have never been motivated by money, I can take a day off to go fishing, I am very lucky, Ray

[spurslady]

I am in an unpaid job that has no pension scheme no sick pay or paid leave, it's a 24/7 job.

As you might have guessed I'm a full time stay at home mum, and I get great job satisfaction.

[TheTemptress]

yep, love my job, spoke about it many times on here....basically a motivational trainer...hopefully changing womens lifes. running courses for women in confidence building and raising self esteem....it changes womens lifes...slowly but always does...i love to see the women change before my very eyes...most of them abused, depressed, unloved and generally lacking in self worth...i goth them in tomorrow for a motivational inspirational day and im on the bevvy...oops! id better be good!!!!

[GypsyGSD]

sorry to say where i work we are just numbers on a payroll so does not give you any heart so we do the job take there money and run

[Cheekystar]

i love my job, but feel underpaid, in relation to the area where I live and how other people doing my job in other areas get a damn sight more, I live in such an expensive area yet the company won't pay more. Its the main reason for such a high staff turn over

[wilson83]

I enjoy my job as much as you can enjoy a job, but it doesn't pay nearly enough for general living, savings and pension! That's the only downside,. I use to think job satisfaction was much more important than money, but now im not so sure. If you aren't earning enough then you are constantly worrying, which consequently leads to an unhappy situation at work, I feel. But I could be wrong though :o)