Should we look for money of fulfillment in our jobs?

Answer 1

You mean, should you base jobs off of money?

Yes and no.

Yes in the way that if you're qualified for the position but are not paid enough to compensate for your experience, work load, and education then you should ask for a raise.

Other than that, no.

Trump said it best--love what you do. Don't base everything off of money or you'll be stuck in a miserable job making a lot of money. You will fail easier because you don't enjoy it. Enjoy your job.

Answer 2

When it comes right down to it, you can make thousands upon thousands of dollars and if you don't like what you do, then you may as well not bother. Job satisfaction is the most important part of employment. You may make a lot of money but if you are miserable or unhappy, you won't go to work, you'll be crabby and its less likely you'll accomplish anything.
However, if you do choose a job in which you'll make a lot of money and you like it, that will be your best bet. That way you can have the best of both worlds, without compromising your happiness.
The average person changes jobs 5-7 times in their life time. So most people don't end up doing what they initially set out to do.
My answer to your question is quite obviously: fulfillment.

Answer 3

You should balance out the desires. You may
enter a field you really can enjoy a job in, but
you make a relatively small amount of money.
You know somewhere you could get a job
making a good income, but the job will suck
because of tension, boredom, or you don't
believe in what you are doing(?). Balance
is everything. You have to weigh factors out,
and find a job or career that will bring you an
income you want but satisfaction also.

Answer 4

Fulfillment. The money will come in time. It is not good when you feel you have nothing accomplished in your day to day job responsibilities.

Answer 5

First of all u must hav the JOB SATISFACTION and that is wht the fullfillment is.You should be hav a job in ur desire field with desired post (of course according 2 ur capability & experience) in that field u hav studied.

That does n't mean that u got all those things but 4 a lesser salay instead u deserve more....
Then u hav 2 look 4 money.

But ultimately , Fullfilmeant should come first thn itz money,according to me

Answer 6

Fulfillment is the most important to me, but money doesn't hurt. It's great when you can find both!

Answer 7

"Would you sacrifice your child's happiness for a promotion?" -Probably not. Especially not over their well being and if such a promotion would affect their happiness to the point of affecting their well being, it's not worth it. If the new promotion cuts into family time then I see it even more of an issue and not worth it. Family time is becoming a rarity these days and family outlasts money. I'd rather have less money and a content, healthy family than be more well to do and my children not feel like they are more of a priority than having more money. Bottom line, it would not make me happy if my children felt less important in my life. My happiness comes from their emotional, physical, and spiritual well being.

Answer 8

Fulfillment...no matter how much money a job pays you will always be unhappy if its not.

Answer 9

Fulfilment and happiness

Answer 10

First of all you must have a job that supports you .If possible take jobs that interest you while you are earning a living.Many times people do not get the education that it takes to be in the position to always have a choice.