Sentence examples for work satisfying from inspiring English sources
The phrase "work satisfying" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a job or task that brings satisfaction, but it lacks proper grammatical structure. Example: "Finding a role that is both challenging and work satisfying is essential for my career growth."
Despite the decidedly Sisyphean nature of the task before him, Mr. Summers said he found the work satisfying.
Grushin astutely nails the psychology of the consumer and the riddle of commodity capitalism: "If you don't know what it is," one onlooker asks, "how do you know you need it?" The machine is already at work, satisfying desires the consumers didn't know they had.
Any work satisfying (1) and (2) would count as characteristically Latin American in Nuccetelli's sense.
Studies suggest that social support at work, satisfying work relationships and organisational trust are able to reduce symptoms of work stress and error frequency [ 2, 37, 39].
The big questions are explored: What makes work satisfying and worthwhile?
Although she finds the work satisfying and is carefully politic in her enthusiasm for the company, the long hours are, quite simply, tedious.
The other themes were mixed; we described them as 'the role of the orientation to work' and 'patient work is satisfying yet stressful'.
It is lovely work, completely satisfying in itself and a vital part of caring for a garden.
And, in any case, with most of Trump's ventures he is just the front man: others do the actual work of satisfying the customers.
The sum is bigger than the parts, though each work is satisfying in its own way, and each is worth the trip alone.
