Would you rather do a job you hate but earn a lot of money or a job you love but earn little money?
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A job you hate makes yourself unhappy in life and burdensome. There’s a lot of money left. Most who have fun at work have much better chance to get up and get as much money in the end
The first 20 years of professional life No 1, then No 2 (can I afford to do so, because I earned a lot 20 years and hardly spent anything, otherwise the few money from Option 2 would not be enough). Is at my place in 2 years (change).
You should do the job you like, then you also have the possibility of additional training, or Continuing training to increase the ladder.
Too inaccurate, but if I don’t have to make the hate job up to retirement, that’s it.
I do the second
I’m an educator in Kita
Definitely second