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The phrase, ‘Look for work, not a job,’ is an interesting one. What is your reaction to it? How do you think that this concept will affect you.
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it wont. i look for anything that's generates a resonable income.
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ummm, try harder
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To me, work and job have similar negative connentations. However, looking for work is also something that carries with it the idea of time passing enjoyment and learning. I work on an essay for class, but I enjoy the learning process that comes with it, and it keeps me from spending my life on NS.com. (although keeping me from things that i really like such as skiing and rugby) Its the same thing with work for money.If you get work that you enjoy and that expands your abilities in some way. A job just doesnt seem so exciting if you can have work that will expand your person and abilities. The way that this affects me is that i continue to learn and expand myself instead of simply flipping burgers for 5 hour shifts. I might even take a reduction in pay to have work that will better me as an individual and better prepare me for later work.
hows that?
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ok, well it says what it means to YOU, but, for me, i guess it means look to do something that you like to do and something that keeps you busy. not just something that will be a drag and you do because you have to. i guess that's the big difference... work you do because you want to do something with your life, a job you do because somebody told you like your parents tell you to get a job, or because you have to.
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work is something that has been produced or accomplished through effort while a job is something that results from or is produced by work.
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lol, i got the most bullshit job, when i get home from fiji, i have a job for this big contractor where i live, and hes got about a million bricks in this huge pile, and they need to knock all the cement off the edges of it, and ill get 10 bucks an hour doing that lol
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thats not bad work......thats siick. 10$$ an hour just for knocking cement off bricks?were do i sign up. i work at mcdonalds boyeeee.7.20 an hour
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in my opinion, a job is something that you don't look forward to doing, whereas work suggests that there is a certain level of pride that you take with you into it.
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my job is teaching freestyle, so a job can carry a positive meaning depending on whether you enjoy it or not
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