Living with passion, or how to discover a job that is not boring
2020, No. 1
University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland), Wydział Nauk Politycznych i Studiów Międzynarodowych
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Publication date
30.03.2020
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open access
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Humanities
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political and administrative sciences, international relations, sociology, law, economics and finance, management and quality studies, social communication and media studies
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Polish, English
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Abstract
The aim of this essay is to promote the importance of work with passion. It describes an interesting alternative that can be taken thanks to the EU institutions. The essay also contains information about the benefits of such employment. Essay is based on the interview with the EU official.
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