如题所述
The ideal job first and foremost fun. If we do not do what is fun than why do it at all? That is not to say that life is all about having fun but rather to say that the ideal job needs to serve a inner purpose of contribution to society in some way. It does not matter what the job is or how that job is perceived by others. What matters is the feeling that you are in control and are empowered over your own stake in life.
The ideal job can be entrepreneurial or it can be working for another. If the job is working for someone else, then the ideal situation is when the employer empowers their employees to make real decisions and control their destiny. Moreover, the ideal job manifests our true talents and abilities for the greater good.
The ideal job is also, I beleive, collaborative in nature. We as humans are social beings and we crave interaction with each other. Most of us long to be accepted as a member of the team. Jobs which include a "we're all in this together" mentality generally have more productive and happy workers. Those jobs where the empoyees either work too much or have a disempowering enviornment in which to work generally have less than an ideal situation. It's almost never about money - or at least money is not usually the top item as far as establishing the criteria for the ideal job.
Lastly, I think it is of a high level of importance to have a balance in life. Americans (I am one) work far too much. The Europeans have it right with long lunches and ample vacation time. We are here on the planet to enjoy it and each other. We need to work to co-exist and to maintain the species; however, what would be the purpose of working all day and all night and missing out on the fun parts of life?
To close I shall quote H. Jackson Brown Jr. from Life's little instruction book when he said "Be bold and courageous. You you look back on your life, you'll regret the things you did not do more than the ones you did."
The ideal job can be entrepreneurial or it can be working for another. If the job is working for someone else, then the ideal situation is when the employer empowers their employees to make real decisions and control their destiny. Moreover, the ideal job manifests our true talents and abilities for the greater good.
The ideal job is also, I beleive, collaborative in nature. We as humans are social beings and we crave interaction with each other. Most of us long to be accepted as a member of the team. Jobs which include a "we're all in this together" mentality generally have more productive and happy workers. Those jobs where the empoyees either work too much or have a disempowering enviornment in which to work generally have less than an ideal situation. It's almost never about money - or at least money is not usually the top item as far as establishing the criteria for the ideal job.
Lastly, I think it is of a high level of importance to have a balance in life. Americans (I am one) work far too much. The Europeans have it right with long lunches and ample vacation time. We are here on the planet to enjoy it and each other. We need to work to co-exist and to maintain the species; however, what would be the purpose of working all day and all night and missing out on the fun parts of life?
To close I shall quote H. Jackson Brown Jr. from Life's little instruction book when he said "Be bold and courageous. You you look back on your life, you'll regret the things you did not do more than the ones you did."
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