How can you distinguish service and jobs

service can be anything
it can be paid to its occasional
but job is permanent and it always has pay

It really depends on the context of how the word is used Raju Paul. People who are in the government service are also paid. Those who are in the service oriented institutions do get paid as well. Businesses may either be selling products or services.

I guess your point is service free of charge or what is commonly called as pro bono. You give free service to people or the community without expecting anything in return. Paid jobs on the other hand is different, you exchange your services for a salary.

It depends on how technical you want to be. If the service is in the course of business like after sales service,payment is involved. If you are doing a job for a firm, they would have to pay you. Unless you mean pro bono service such as that provided by a lawyer, then it is free to the client. Community service and church ministry work is also devoid of payment.

Hi Raju, Service is what I understand is voluntary and job is a must thing. While you are in service there is np question of return but when you are are in any job you expect a return in the form of money. That is the all difference lie here.