高英1Work model.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * Interviewer: Mr. Fisher, you are an accountant and earn a good enough salary to enable you to live comfortably. What does your work mean to you? Mr. Fisher: I regard it as a means to an end. Basically Im a family man, and as long as I have a job which enables me to earn enough money to live well, Im happy. I find a comfortable life compensates or the fact that I have a routine life and three weeks holiday per year. Interviewer: So in fact, you dont really mind what you do for a living? Mr. Fisher: I didnt say that. I wouldnt want to be a manual worker, for instance. I enjoy my profession up to a point, but it certainly doesnt rule my life. As soon as I get home I forget about the office. I suppose you could say I work to live. Interviewer: Miss Burnes - as a school teacher in a working class area of London, how do you feel about Mr. Fishers attitude towards his work? Miss Burnes: Personally, I couldnt work to live. I must enjoy whatever I do-even if the salary is low--otherwise I feel it isnt worth doing. Mr.Fisher: Of course Miss Burnes, you do have long holidays which must be a great compensation. Also, you arent married and therefore have no family responsibilities... Miss Burnes: Being single has nothing to do with it! Even if I were married I d still have to have a fulfilling profession. Interviewer: In other words, Miss Burnes, work plays one of the most important roles in your life? Miss Burnes: Definitely! It gives me the mental satisfaction I need and a role in society. Contrary to Mr. Fisher, I can say that I live to work. live for work we need to definite the work Typical example Work is the basic need of the human race. HOW ? Work for dreams The acquisition of mental satisfaction Work brings social and personal esteem Work brings structure and purpose to our life The realization of the value of life Work for dreams ?Karl?Marx?once said : If we choose the best for human wel