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We should never love any of these...!! Rather be passionate about your job to make it interesting.
This becomes possible by knowing what is your strength and align yourself for the job which suits your strengths. For eg: If your strength is "Analytical", never get into the role of Marketing. Rather try to be in Business analyst role!!
This make our job rather interesting and you will create a bonding with what you are doing!!
Imagine, You are strong at people skills and you are working as a Production engineer!! For a production engineer, people skills are secondary. Rather you should be in HR department!
Finding your strength and aligning your job to that, will make you to be passionate about your job. I dont think you can love your job or others! If it is so, we will never quit companies!!
We see guys from science background working in research organization retire from the same company!! A guy who loves to explore the world, raises to many levels in an new paper company!! This is because of alignment of their strength with their job and they become passionate about what they are doing!!
no i should not love allbut as a good person i should be helpfull with all
You must to be in love with the company and the job you have to be loyal and happy, If you're happy and satisfied in your job you will love your customers and boss.
It is essential to be enthusiastic about the job, if there is enthusiasm you will like the customers, respect the company and the boss (Love is a big word!!)
If you love your job the rest will follow.
We should love first our company, how can we love our customer or our boss if we don not have a company that we are working. That will be follow the customer and the boss, we have to embrace the company that we are having for.
You should love what you do. A job is a job (in my opinion) and may not necessarily mean you enjoy it. A job should be called a passion (working like you don't need the money, status and trimmings).
When you love what you do - you will treat all the others to the best of your ability.
Love your job only then you can excel in the field where you spent40 Hrs per week and have good standing with your boss, Customer and company. Only thse prosper professionaly who have passion for what they are doing and love it when they are doing it.
I think we shoould love our job first, as company may kick us out any time but our job and experience remains with us all the time.
I see that what you should love is the work culture and the WORK itself. If you love these, you will be able to blend and have a good relationship with the company, boss as well as customer - needless to say the JOB is something you will definitely cherish
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