Let's forget the situation of the country, if you were to choose one, which one would it be?

Job SATISFACTION or the PAY?

Remember there's nothing like doing what you love doing best, and also remember you got bills to pay.

All things being equal - Would choose job satisfaction over the pay cos i love my peace of mind die, if i dont enjoy what i do, whats the essence of doing it in the first place na ... buh most times i look for both.

Salary is something you negotiate once and take home once every thirty days.

Job satisfaction on the other hand keeps you happy every minute of every day. So ideally a good balance of both is required. But there is no doubt in my mind that of the two, job satisfaction is definitely more important.

It is the one thing that keeps you motivated. If you are motivated, you perform better and you grow. If you grow, you become even more satisfied.

Job satisfaction would drive more meaning to the Pay. You would feel miserable if you get paid high but didn't enjoy the job.

Job satisfaction makes you stand out and excel because you would work as if your existence and peace of mind depended on it. That would invariably lead to open doors and career breakthrough (all things being equal); and maybe higher pay.

However, sometimes, the pay could provide a certain sense of satisfaction...because you expect a reasonable sense of pay or gratitude when you work very hard or make certain sacrifices for your employer.

Your job satisfaction can also be affected if you had nothing in your pocket or bank account to show the rewards of a good job.

Job satisfaction is more important (and healthy) but the Pay would go a long way too.

Some jobs don't even come with good pay or satisfaction. You gotta make do with what you have.

Caracta:
Job satisfaction would drive more meaning to the Pay. You would feel miserable if you get paid high but didn't enjoy the job.

Job satisfaction makes you stand out and excel because you would work as if your existence and peace of mind depended on it. That would invariably lead to open doors and career breakthrough (all things being equal); and maybe higher pay.

However, sometimes, the pay could provide a certain sense of satisfaction...because you expect a reasonable sense of pay or gratitude when you work very hard or make certain sacrifices for your employer.

Your job satisfaction can also be affected if you had nothing in your pocket or bank account to show the rewards of a good job.

Job satisfaction is more important (and healthy) but the Pay would go a long way too.

Some jobs don't even come with good pay or satisfaction. You gotta make do with what you have.

Good points, me likey.