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I agree, I would rather enjoy my work than get paid a lot of money to do something that was uninteresting and not challenging. I have been thinking about this
by chris11 18y ago
I agree, I would rather enjoy my work than get paid a lot of money to do something that was uninteresting and not challenging.
I have been thinking about this for the past few days after seeing a job advertisement that's billed as the best job in the world. Basically, Australia is offering to pay someone 100k to go to an island for 6 months, do a a little yardwork, do some interviews, and play for 6 months. While it would be nice to take a vacation, I am enjoying going to school and studying engineering. So it really wouldn't be worth it for me to get behind a year just for a six month vacation. Sure, I would enjoy it for a month or two, but after that I would want to get back into some actual work. And once that happens, the only thing that would keep me interested in staying would be the money that I was getting.
- diN0bot 18y agolink to advertisement, please.
- wallflower 18y agohttp://www.islandreefjob.com/ http://www.islandreefjob.com/ Feb. 22nd deadline. 60-second video clip application required. Unprecedented global reponse to this PR gambit. Good luck! Ta
- bootload 18y ago"... Basically, Australia is offering to pay someone 100k to go to an island for 6 months, do a a little yardwork, do some interviews, and play for 6 months ..." Also diving and the sharks are pretty active this time of year. The other way of looking at it is by taking a 6month setback for the opportunity of certain payment allowing for free time later on to work on your product - delayed gratification.
- chris11 18y agoThat's a good point, but I'm just in a time in my life where my major goals revolve around school, and since engineering is pretty regimented at my school, it might set me back nearly a year. Although sharks and scuba diving both sound really tempting... Oh well, I would probably have better odds winning some lotteries than getting this job.