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I believe that money isn't always the most important factor when choosing a job. While it's essential, what truly matters is what we're passionate about and our career aspirations. Money or salary should be a secondary consideration. If we genuinely enjoy a profession, we'll dedicate our best efforts to building a successful future in that field. However, if we're solely motivated by money, we might end up doing something we don't enjoy just for the sake of the paycheck. Therefore, I think money is a secondary factor. What truly matters is finding a job that aligns with our interests and goals.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
I think it is not always the money which is important while choosing a job. It is. It is the only thing that matters is what we like or what our dreams are. And money or salary is just a secondary thing. So if we really enjoy or really like, uh, a profession, we would put our maximum effort to create successful future in that career. So if it’s just the money, so we would do something for the sake of the salary that we receive. So I think money is just a secondary thing. What depends for choosing a job.
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