Job Vs. Career
On a Monday morning if you have a stomach ache in your mind
you have a job in the hand, whereas if you are excited about the new week you
have a career in your mind.
If you keep seeing your watch many times in a day you have a
job in the hand, whereas if you are aware of the schedule for the day you have
a career in your mind.
If appraisals are disappointing, you have a job in the hand,
whereas if you use appraisals for introspection you have a career in your mind.
If salary hike in a new company is attractive, you have a
job in your hand, whereas if the hike is not exciting, you have a career in
your mind
If cafeteria discussion is filled with deadlines and stirred
with bosses' pressure you have a job in your hand, whereas if you dump the
coffee cup in a few minutes and hit the workstation, you have a career in your
mind
If you see personal development programs as a relief from
your workplace you have a job in the hand, whereas you see it as an opportunity
to develop self, you have a career in your mind
If you perceive deadlines and job demands as a pain you have
a job in your hand, whereas if you take it as a challenge you have a career in
your mind
If you wait for the weekend to escape from the workplace you
have a job in your hand, whereas you consider weekends as a time to relax, you
have a career in your mind
On a weekend if you
hit the bar with your colleagues you have a job in your hand, whereas if you
spend time with your friends, you have a career in your mind.
Those who are
passionate about building a career, they see workplace as a training ground.
Job or a career is an
Attitude towards your workplace
Today's employers are
yesterday's career builders. The choice is yours to either perceive your
workplace as an yet another job or a career.
M.L. Narendra Kumar
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