>This confuses the point with “doing work you may not want to do” No. An example: Maybe you find “fulfilling” work but the pay is half what you could make els

>This confuses the point with “doing work you may not want to do” No. An example: Maybe you find “fulfilling” work but the pay is half what you could make elsewhere in your job market. In that case, you should be certain that you are somehow compensated non-monetarily for that “missing half” of your salary. Otherwise you are simply making a donation to the company by working for much less than market-clearing salary.