(P7) " There's an effort that has to be put into it because, it doesn't come easily and that we're so programmed naturally to want convenience and the fast gratification and everything easy, that anything that is worthwhile takes work of some kind".
Research into new non-professionally qualified support roles in education and social work has suggested that these roles can either become a first step on new career pathways where the work is worthwhile and satisfying, or employment 'ghettos' where new workers find their role to be a repository of professionals' unwanted tasks [ 33, 34].
Although a great deal of work needs to be done to bring singularity-induced micro-electroporation to fruition, this theoretical study indicates that pursing that work is worthwhile.
The use of numerical models and experimental setups to evaluate various parameters of variable speed scroll compressors with vapor injection (VSSCV) seems to be time-consuming, expensive, and fairly complex for engineers; hence development of an intelligent predictive model that is quick, simple to use, robust, and accurate in this field of study is worthwhile and highly necessary for work.
When it comes to your work, the important thing is that you feel as though you respect your employer, your work is worthwhile and you're getting adequate credit for your efforts.
If villagers can sell the cocoons at $240 or more per 100 jin (110 pounds), then the month of work is worthwhile, Mr. Wang said.
Melding worlds can be unsettling, and it takes time and creativity to persuade funders and advisers that the work is worthwhile.
It's entirely to be expected, and perfectly reasonable, that people involved in deliver social enterprise support think their work is worthwhile and believe there should be more of it but it seems unlikely that a major reason why people considering starting a social venture end up not doing so is a lack of outside help.
Hoelmer says that he believes he could convince anybody, including Palin, that his work is worthwhile.
