Would you spend the rest of your life at a job you hated if you were good at it?
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But I guess, if we're talking hypothetically, there could be some scenarios when I might. For example...
- If I wasn't good enough at anything else to earn a decent living any other way.
- If I felt it was important the job got done, and no-one else could do it as well as I could.
- If the pay was astronomical, and there was plenty of time left over to do more fulfilling things outside of work.
But back in the real world, those conditions don't apply to me, or to most people. Maybe if you're a Senator or a world-class surgeon or something, you might think you need to stick with the job even if you hate it, but that's only going to apply in a very few special cases.
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So, I could see myself staying at a job that I didn't necessarily like if it gave me the hours/money I needed to live.
There is some kind of magical notion that if you aren't working at a job that you love then there must be something wrong with you. I see many people working at jobs everyday that I doubt they enjoy but I also doubt that they would quit. My mother worked for 20 years as a customer service rep. It wasn't because she loved it that's for sure. But she had a steady income, with benefits for the family. So if the job fulfills other aspects of your life that need to be fulfilled then there isn't anything wrong with staying at a job you dislike.
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Besides, we are all expendable. No matter how good we think we can be at something, there are hundreds, thousands, if not millions of others that are just as good or better than ourselves.
So toil over that which you are passionate about and allow others to do the same. In the end, society is best served this way.
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