Bill WhiteHost
Andrew KinkellaHost
Chris WebsterHostSo anyway, so what does that mean? A job worth doing? And I think the job worth doing, our definition, I'll just opine on this a little bit, our definition of a job worth doing, what is a job worth doing, might be different than what somebody would consider a job worth doing now.
So I'd like to define that first.
So for me, and then I'll let you guys, you know, you guys say what you think, but for me, a job worth doing, isn't I'm looking at the job and I'm like, Oh, this is a great job.
This is a task that I really want to do.
This is a task that I think is going to benefit me.
This is a tech.
It was a, to me, my understanding of it was I have a task in front of me.
it's not always going to be a task I want to do because life is, I think pretty much, you know, a percentage of things we want to do.
And we do a large percentage of things we may not want to do.
We're not jumping up and down doing them like brushing your teeth.
I'm not jumping up and down, brush my teeth, but the payoff is I'm going to have a clean mouth.
I'm not going to have bad breath.
So I do the chores so that I can have a quality life.
So I, For me, a job worth doing is a job, it's a task in front of me, and I'm going to give my best.
Whatever task is in front of me, for my own sake of, to me, moral action, if I have a task in front of me, I'm going to give it my best.
And that's how I see a job worth doing.
So what do you think, Bill?

I think sometimes like when we talk about job well-being done when it comes to our careers, sometimes we can find out we're working for companies that would actually don't want to work for then the ethics can kind of get in the way so you know that's something that you have to just phase out and move out of the way but i agree i you know i think a job worth doing is something that you look back on and you're like yeah man i totally did that you know i did it so something that you feel good about now sometimes your skills aren't so great and it doesn't quite look like the pros on youtube like hanging sheetrock in this little office thing my family and i did it's not anywhere close to like top quality but i'm proud of how it looks it looks good i like being out here i like doing the work and you know it's the same thing with some of these projects like you don't have time to do everything you want to do but you wrote the report it looks good it does what it's supposed to do you did the work you came through and you know you can be proud of the work that you put in
yeah great andrew what do you think

You know, I think I'm just tired of the system draining me, man, because I'm like so incredible that I should just be paid top dollar for every time I breathe.

No, you know, it's it's a tough one because as we like rope this into the CRM world, I agree.

I kind of go with like the put your best foot forward, you know, approach and really kind of go for it.

And I know that sounds so Pollyanna, you know, I know it sounds so just rose colored glasses kind of thing, but like.
So anyway, so what does that mean? A job worth doing? And I think the job worth doing, our definition, I'll just opine on this a little bit, our definition of a job worth doing, what is a job worth doing, might be different than what somebody would consider a job worth doing now.
So I'd like to define that first.
So for me, and then I'll let you guys, you know, you guys say what you think, but for me, a job worth doing, isn't I'm looking at the job and I'm like, Oh, this is a great job.
This is a task that I really want to do.
This is a task that I think is going to benefit me.
This is a tech.
It was a, to me, my understanding of it was I have a task in front of me.
it's not always going to be a task I want to do because life is, I think pretty much, you know, a percentage of things we want to do.
And we do a large percentage of things we may not want to do.
We're not jumping up and down doing them like brushing your teeth.
I'm not jumping up and down, brush my teeth, but the payoff is I'm going to have a clean mouth.
I'm not going to have bad breath.
So I do the chores so that I can have a quality life.
So I, For me, a job worth doing is a job, it's a task in front of me, and I'm going to give my best.
Whatever task is in front of me, for my own sake of, to me, moral action, if I have a task in front of me, I'm going to give it my best.
And that's how I see a job worth doing.
So what do you think, Bill?

I think sometimes like when we talk about job well-being done when it comes to our careers, sometimes we can find out we're working for companies that would actually don't want to work for then the ethics can kind of get in the way so you know that's something that you have to just phase out and move out of the way but i agree i you know i think a job worth doing is something that you look back on and you're like yeah man i totally did that you know i did it so something that you feel good about now sometimes your skills aren't so great and it doesn't quite look like the pros on youtube like hanging sheetrock in this little office thing my family and i did it's not anywhere close to like top quality but i'm proud of how it looks it looks good i like being out here i like doing the work and you know it's the same thing with some of these projects like you don't have time to do everything you want to do but you wrote the report it looks good it does what it's supposed to do you did the work you came through and you know you can be proud of the work that you put in
yeah great andrew what do you think

You know, I think I'm just tired of the system draining me, man, because I'm like so incredible that I should just be paid top dollar for every time I breathe.

No, you know, it's it's a tough one because as we like rope this into the CRM world, I agree.

I kind of go with like the put your best foot forward, you know, approach and really kind of go for it.

And I know that sounds so Pollyanna, you know, I know it sounds so just rose colored glasses kind of thing, but like.
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