Philosophy of Work Work philosophies can differ from person to person and there are various definitions of work philosophy. For most people their work philosophy includes working hard and working to improve their quality of life. This includes being ready to work once you arrive at your place of work, working to the best of your ability, wanting to improve your work efficiency and gain a higher position in your job. A person’s work philosophy can also change based on whether you find your work pleasing and if it fills your sense of purpose. Any philosophy of work only comes easy when you have a satisfying job that you enjoy. It’s not easy to quit a job that is unfulfilling and that is where Roman Krznaric’s article, “Six Ways to Stop Worrying
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I agree that it is important to strive to be a wide achiever, and also that promptness, giving all of your effort and looking for what needs to be done and doing it are necessary …show more content…
After a while of working the same job, if you find it unpleasant or stressful, you begin to question if your job is satisfying and fulfilling and until you can justify why you continue to participate in this line of work, the actual work can seem tedious and annoying. Sometimes the justification is for financial reasons and because it’s not a permanent situation, other times there is no reasonable justification which is a good indication that job is not fulfilling. Finding a fulfilling job is important because it can affect your attitude which can put a strain on your relationships within and outside of your job, it can cause unnecessary stress and decrease your general happiness. For example, a person in a stressful job can have a sour attitude after work and the next friend or relative they talk to could be yelled at and then an unnecessary problem has just been created. An important aspect of my own work philosophy is to be constantly working. If I see something that needs to be done and I am capable of doing it, I will. For example, if I see a certain area needs to be swept, I will sweep it instead of waiting for one of my managers telling me to sweep. Another aspect of my philosophy of work is that I am ready when I get to work and that I am there at least 10 minutes
I agree that it is important to strive to be a wide achiever, and also that promptness, giving all of your effort and looking for what needs to be done and doing it are necessary …show more content…
After a while of working the same job, if you find it unpleasant or stressful, you begin to question if your job is satisfying and fulfilling and until you can justify why you continue to participate in this line of work, the actual work can seem tedious and annoying. Sometimes the justification is for financial reasons and because it’s not a permanent situation, other times there is no reasonable justification which is a good indication that job is not fulfilling. Finding a fulfilling job is important because it can affect your attitude which can put a strain on your relationships within and outside of your job, it can cause unnecessary stress and decrease your general happiness. For example, a person in a stressful job can have a sour attitude after work and the next friend or relative they talk to could be yelled at and then an unnecessary problem has just been created. An important aspect of my own work philosophy is to be constantly working. If I see something that needs to be done and I am capable of doing it, I will. For example, if I see a certain area needs to be swept, I will sweep it instead of waiting for one of my managers telling me to sweep. Another aspect of my philosophy of work is that I am ready when I get to work and that I am there at least 10 minutes