That's a fair point. I would argue that recruiters don't qualify as "finding a job your love", rather they try to find an "employee you love" for a company. But the feeling is definitely valid.
A legendary salesman was once told: "You could sell pine cones, and people would buy all of your pine cones..."
It might be a tough sell to some skeptics, but there is always room for more.
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That's a fair point. I would argue that recruiters don't qualify as "finding a job your love", rather they try to find an "employee you love" for a company. But the feeling is definitely valid.
A legendary salesman was once told: "You could sell pine cones, and people would buy all of your pine cones..."
It might be a tough sell to some skeptics, but there is always room for more.