People express love for their workplace and job more often they express disliking or even hatred for it, according to a CNBC report.
According to an analysis by employment marketplace Monster and Brandwatch - a social media analytics site, "people were 4.7 times more likely to tweet about "loving" their job than "hating" it," reported CNBC News.
Those who express displeasure or distaste from on Twitter about their job happens to be from low wage-paying sectors like food service and retail, the report said.
About 37 per cent of distasteful tweets comes from retail sector, it is twice the positive tweets from the sector.
Tech employees were least likely to express any kind of emotion on social media for their jobs. The reason could be a sense of garnering any negative consequences from the company they work for, said the CNBC report.
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