Pinny Cohen sent in this interesting article via email today about why most people end up hating their job. Here is the key point:
Most jobs nowadays are too specialized and specific. This means that there’s often a lack of variety in one’s job.
Does your job provide you with a lot of variety? If not, are you comfortable with monotony or do you prefer diversity?
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1 opinion for Why Most People End Up Hating Their Job
Ben Helps | SBJ
Jan 31, 2020 at 5:45 am
Solution: Work for yourself!
Jokes aside, since switching to working for myself full-time it’s definitely not boring. I’m the “company” accountant, copy writer, marketer, salesperson, financial advisor, purchasing officer, etc.
There’s no time to be bored - indeed, when my business is in a better position one of the first things I’ll consider is hiring specialists to manage aspects of my business.
After all, would you want a jack-of-all-trades accountant finding you extra money, or an expert?
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