Quote (MadChickins @ Apr 16 2014 05:29pm)

opening paragraph:

Job development has always been an issue for many as to whether or not to work in a field or even obtaining such a field and its possibilities. Like growing tomatoes?

Freedom is always going to be put up against our jobs until the day we have considered that we earned it back. Illegal aliens should not cry about freedom

Job status, workload, pay, and values all fall under the hierarchy categories of wealth and health development when it comes to personal satisfaction and job security. You could clean my toilets if it makes you feel better.

Simply put, the time and effort spent working for a job is on a balance scale against freedom and personal health. It pays for the value menu at McDonalds.

basically I have a source for every argument except the first one: job status (title/image/representation/reputation) Huh?

finding the source is usually the hardest part for me, I got lucky googling the first 3 sources, but I spent a good 30 mins looking for this source I cant find anything that would be related.  Get a job! -- don't expect us to do your homework for you.

you don't need to write me anything, just post a link/article that I could use to furthermore bullshit my way through this essay that supports my thesis. no blogs please. hmm... get a bowl and dream of better bullshit

20fg for the article I use.

incase I wasn't clear enough, I am writing an essay to argue how these factors affect one's ability to have peace at mind cuz they work too hard. they basically have no time to think and enjoy their lives yada yada blah blah etc etc. yup, you were clear as mud!

I need a source that has something to do with why people strive for such job titles, or it could be a source that talks about pay raises and moving up the company. or something that ppl do for a social reason? aunno I cant find anything atm aunno oie can't anything neither, but I'm sure someone has food stamps and other free handouts to help you out