I hope to contribute to I want a job I would like to I like to dedicate I want to make a the health and that provides Purpose help others with myself to a difference in the wellbeing of the some real my services particular cause world wider value community I would like to I’m keen to work I am keen to I want to have I want a well work not to part-time and/or build a base in enough time Work-life balanced interfere too have flexible one for hobbies, balance professional and much with my working hours - geographical holidays and personal lifestyle personal and or work from area relaxing family life home I would like to I like to be I want to be I would like to specialise in a I enjoy solving stretched and Expertise and recognised as an make best use certain field and complex challenged Challenge expert in my of my talents be excellent in problems according to my field and skills what I do skills and abilities I would like to I would like to I want to I would like to reach a Recognition I want to be be recognised become highly enjoy a high respected and Reward highly paid for what I’ve regarded by standard of living professional achieved others status I enjoy I would like to I want to I like to take influencing, I want to be be able to move contribute to Authority and responsibility for supervising and accountable for up an the success of Influence my actions and leading resources and organisational my decisions individuals and finances ladder organisation teams Others not already listed What motivates you? After doing this exercise you may have found out more about what really motivates you – which in essence is everything that you’ve put down under ‘very important‘. Keeping these in mind when considering options can be really helpful for deciding what do next, for instance what type of job to go for, what sort of practice to join, or what to focus on in your future learning.
Purpose I would like to help others with my services I hope to contribute to the health and wellbeing of the wider community I like to dedicate myself to a particular cause I want a job that provides some real value I want to make a difference in the world Work-life balance I want a well balanced professional and personal lifestyle I would like to work not to interfere too much with my personal and family life I am keen to build a base in one geographical area I want to have enough time for hobbies, holidays and relaxing I’m keen to work part-time and/or have flexible working hours - or work from home Expertise and Challenge I would like to specialise in a certain field and be excellent in what I do I want to be recognised as an expert in my field I would like to make best use of my talents and skills I enjoy solving complex problems I like to be stretched and challenged according to my skills and abilities Recognition and Reward I would like to enjoy a high standard of living I want to be highly paid I would like to be recognised for what I’ve achieved I want to become highly regarded by others I would like to reach a respected professional status Authority and Influence I like to take responsibility for my actions and decisions I would like to be able to move up an organisational ladder I enjoy influencing, supervising and leading individuals and teams I want to contribute to the success of my organisation I want to be accountable for resources and finances Others not already listed What motivates you? After doing this exercise you may have found out more about what really motivates you – which in essence is everything that you’ve put down under ‘very important‘. Keeping these in mind when considering options can be really helpful for deciding what do next, for instance what type of job to go for, what sort of practice to join, or what to focus on in your future learning.
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