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famousone
· 3 years ago
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Truth, all the way
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changetheworld
· 3 years ago
I've told multiple people this, especially those trying to figure out "what they want to do with their life." A HUGE part of job satisfaction is not what you are doing, but who you are doing it with.
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nelson
· 3 years ago
I would prefer loving what I do more than loving the people I work with
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· 3 years ago
It's not so much about loving your co-workers, it's more about not to hate them too much.
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changetheworld
· 3 years ago
@nelson Both can matter. I love what I do, but have disliked certain places I worked because the people made it intolerable. Also, you can have a job that might not be your passion, but if you do it with people that you love to be around, you can find it very satisfying. Does that make sense?
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nelson
· 3 years ago
I’ll have to take your word for it. Some of the people I work with are absolute non-persons, but the work is good, and that more than makes up for it
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ewqua
· 3 years ago
Same goes for school and teachers. I truly wonder how many people could've been Nobel prize winning scientists if only they didn't have asshole teachers.
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bobeone
· 3 years ago
Well, the same amount every year
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