Part-Time Job - Works Well For Me!

Part-Time Job - Works Well For Me!

Life is too short for a full-time job. Too short, and too valuable, to stay at your desk for ten hours a day!

There is never enough time to do what you love, so make a decision to do it now! Dedicate your time to what you like to do and enjoy doing it!

Like Barry Schwartz said "Why do we work? Why do we drag ourselves out of bed every morning instead of living our lives just filled with fun"?

Of course, we have to make a living, but few people would choose to work for ten hours a day. This is where you could consider a part-time job, as it provides a salary, the potential for career progression whilst also allowing you to live your life.  

If you don't feel like working full time, then don't! Enjoy your life! You don't have to occupy a desk for 10 hours a day as there are lots of part-time jobs that can help you fulfil your needs and make you happy. It might also help you save money in the long-run if, for instance, you don't have to spend as much time and money commuting on a full-time basis.

Possibly, if you are a parent, then a full-time job might force you to juggle your childcare, and you might miss important milestones in their life.

Part-time jobs can be a brilliant solution in lots of different situations and you may find that working part-time can be enormously beneficial to you, in lots of different ways.  You will have the opportunity to gain experience (which will boost your CV), earn sufficient money and create the opportunity to spend quality time with your family and friends.

So, make sure you make the most out of it and choose a job you love!


About the Author: Jonathan Rawlins

Jonathan's insights reveal the undeniable impact of salary inclusions in job adverts on their efficacy. Noting the rarity of salary details in certain job types, he is resolute in providing candidates with market benchmarks. This determines their worth and offers a solid foundation during salary negotiations.



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