What is your "purpose" for working | Bonus ep 6

from Millennial Crisis Hosted by Demi Kotsoris

This week we break down our working "why", contrary to what I thought in the past, our careers may not need to give us a sense of fulfilling purpose. They can fill alternative needs in our lives, sometimes the "purpose" of working is to make money. I break down the 5 reasons I believe people work, once you understand your working why, you can consider what your "unthinkable ask" is. E.g. Pay rise, remote working flexibility, a cooler office space... For more info click here. Follow Demi here. Join the Facebook + Slack group & read more about the Millennial Crisis here.

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I break down the 5 reasons I believe people work, once you understand your working why, you can consider what your "unthinkable ask" is. Finding purpose in your work, Millennials in the workplace.

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