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Everyone who's working a non-volunteer position is doing it for the money. So, obviously, yes. There's a facade that we really work for other reasons, and mon
by recursive 5y ago
Everyone who's working a non-volunteer position is doing it for the money. So, obviously, yes.
There's a facade that we really work for other reasons, and money is just an inconvenient byproduct. During a job interview, you may be asked "Why do you want to work for us?". And for some reason "So I can afford to buy food" is not a good answer.
- JohnFen 5y ago> Everyone who's working a non-volunteer position is doing it for the money. But usually not solely for the money. And usually there are lines people aren't willing to cross just for the paycheck.