Do you love marketing?

Everywhere you go, you here people bitching about their work. It seems like no one likes their job. So, do you like marketing?

Many people believe that marketing is a passionate industry. The more passionate you are about it, the better you are at it. Asking if you love marketing could possibly be another way of to gauge your competency. Be careful of your answer. But career aside, seriously, do you love marketing? Laura has a very nice post up that asks “Do you love your work?“. If you think about the fact that you spend more of your waking hours doing work than watching TV or spending quality time with your family, you begin to realize how miserable you can really be if you don’t like what you are doing.

As the year nears its end, think about this. As you map your life for yet another year, before you make that all-important and oft-forsaken New Year’s Resolution, answer this: do you love what you are doing now?

Before moving on to the next post or blog or where ever you are going, do drop by Angela’s blog and share in her Operation Santa project.

[tags]job, work, job satisfaction, career choice[/tags]


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3 responses to “Do you love marketing?”

  1. Laura Avatar

    Excellent point, Calvin! I really like this phrase: “If you think about the fact that you spend more of your waking hours doing work than watching TV or spending quality time with your family, you begin to realize how miserable you can really be…”

    This is so true. Assuming a 40 hour work week (and a lot of people work more hours than that), work is large percentage of how we spend our time.

    Thanks for the link.

  2. Calvin Warr Avatar

    Well, Laura, not many successful people work 40-hour work weeks… they belong to the “a lot of people” category… :)

  3. Reead Avatar

    I am a first time blogger. I did not start reading blogs until I started my own. This blog has been so helpful to me as a newbie. Thumbs Up!

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