Would you rather work a job you hate for more money, or a job

>>35887394
>Would you rather work a job you hate for more money, or a job you love for less money?

It depends where in my career I am at the moment

If the options were between a shitty job that will help me get to where I want to be in life or a fun job eating ice cream all day I would choose the shitty job momentarily regardless of income

If the options were between my dream end game job that I love or some shitty job that makes more money I would choose the job that makes less because I love it

Allows you to have free time
Pays well
Enjoyable

Choose 2

I'd work any job that allows me to live comfortably. I don't give a shit about being rich, so yea I guess I'd work a job I love for less money, provided that money is enough for me to live comfortably.

>>35887445
>>35887445
>Allows you to have free time
>Pays well
>Enjoyable
Last two is fine

>>35887394
>a job you love
contradiction in terms

>>35887394
A job i love. I dont have a terribly large desire for money. As long as i can afford room, a bathroom, food and have some money on the side for savings, im perfectly fine

I have a job I tolerate for medium money. It's okay.

Not that i have much choice right now. There are no jobs.

>>35888299
>>a job you love
>contradiction in terms
What if you had a job playing video games

>>35887394
A job that's comfy for less. Hopefully the job I'm aiming for will be like that, it supposedly is low-stress, so I think I'll be fine.

>>35888372
The first thing you learn it not to mix your hobbies with work because they just become a miserable chore.

>>35887445
desu I don't need free time. I'd just spend it in my room on 4chan

>>35888372
I disagree with the guy who says you can't enjoy a job, but playing video games is not a fun job. It's just going to be bug-testing, where you play the same thing OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER again to find bugs and stuff. Unless it's like youtube stuff, but that requires a good voice and fun personality and luck.

>>35888397

Can confirm this.

>majored in art because fell for follow your dreams meme
>starting to wear thin on it after the four years of degree
>graduate and start doing graphic design and illustration freelance
>pay sucks (of course)
>hours are terrible
>most jobs are "can you do this very specific specialized thing for no money and done by tomorrow?"
>hate it
>hate it so much I quit drawing entirely
>now work in completely unrelated field

>>35887394
It would depend on how livable the lower wage was. If I could still make like 30K a year, then I'd be fine with it.

If it was a liveable wage then I'd take the job I love no question

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