The phrase 'passion at work' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe someone who applies enthusiasm and energy to their job. For example, "He has a genuine passion for his work, and it shows in the quality of his results."
And if not? Suffice it to say there is a real passion at work in the kitchen there, and observable on the plates in the dining room.
Lawler Kang, who wrote the book "Passion at Work: How to Find Work You Love and Live the Time of Your Life" (Prentice Hall, 2005), estimates that "if 85percentt of what you're looking for is there, that's great".
Regaining Passion At Work: Are You Stuck?
Council Post: Regaining Passion At Work: Are You Stuck?
In "Regaining Passion at Work: Are You Stuck?" I wrote about my client Paul.
When people lack passion at work, they struggle to find meaning in their day-to-day activities and struggle to lead others.
The passions at work in this picture from Ukraine's parliament are all too real and all too dangerous.
He has even talked about writing as being 'life declined', yet there are crucial passions at work in his books and occasionally they are quite explicit.
The gravity of the ugly passions at work in the relationships in "Colossal" doesn't prevent Vigalondo from delighting in the oddball byways of the utterly unrealistic monster fantasy that arises from it.
Studies have shown that people who are able to pursue their passions at work experience flow, a euphoric state of mind that is five times more productive than the norm.
By more mindfully shaping the tasks and interactions of their jobs to allow them to express their values, strengths and passions at work, employees are turning the jobs they have into the jobs they want.
