Is Passion for Work Always Desirable? #BrazenStuff 8.14.11
The Brazen team’s latest assortment of career and professional development links.This week we’ve got an eye-catching infographic about students love of tech.
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Let’s get right to it:
1. Why passion for work might .
2. Summer internships are great, but you need to if you want the experience to benefit your career in the future.
3. We know it’s tough to find a great job right out of school. One reason it’s harder these days: .
4. Do you agree with for how companies can be more Gen Y friendly?
5. Check out this great infographic from the Education Database Online about students’ love of technology:
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Edward - Entry Level Dilemma says:
Great article on passion. The main reason I argue against passion is because it just isn’t necessary or healthy. I don’t buy this idea of “harmonious passion” however. It sounds too much like just enjoying something. If it’s not all-consuming, it’s not passion.
Gabriel Ryan says:
U can’t predict the future it may go beyond the limits. Anyway thanks for sharing this post.
Ashley Hoffman says:
Bringing doughnuts to the office (#2) trumps the Jet Blue escape any day. đŸ˜€
MRowe @ EMR Accountants says:
Thanks for the posts. I don’t think you can underestimate passion and the role that this plays in the workplace. I do believe that, more often than not, passion is a key trait of a sucessful employee and that employee is often more engaged in the work he/she completes than other employees who are simply interested in picking up their pay cheques.