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RE: What is the cause for people not loving their jobs? Is it the environment or are we the ones to blame?
I believe it comes down to having a purpose. You either need to have a job that you think has a real purpose... or you need a job that allows you to follow what your real purpose is. I'm a teacher and feel my job has purpose. My wife works in the corporate world, but she has a job that allows her to be a good mom. She doesn't dread going to work because she knows its allowing her to do things with and for her kids. I think it would be sad to have a job you feel has no purpose AND takes away from your true purpose.
I didn't think about this mode of analysis. But not everybody have purposes, some just work because up to some point, society compels them to. In this case, I think the solution is to find that job right for them. Neither I don't know which is my purpose. For now, I only want to become good in a domain and to walk on a path that doesn't impose limits.
I've just realized that this is a purpose itself. Yes, I think "having purposes" it's the answer!