Why does Mona keep changing jobs again?

[CM30]

So far, she's been:

A pizza delivery girl
A photographer
An explorer like Indiana Jones
A cheerleader
A theme park employee

And quite a few other things. So why does she keep changing jobs? She's becoming like half the characters from The Simpsons (think Homer or Gil)!

 

[ShyGuyXXL]

I just wanna know one thing:

When she was an explorer.... why the heck didn't she take Wario along? THE treasure hunter of Diamond City AND her friend/possible love interest!
Speaking of them teaming up:
I still think Mona would make a good sidekick in a Wario platformer. She could be a more speed and skill oriented character, mirroring Wario's brute force and toughness.

 

[Koopaul]

Honestly I think Mona's bizarre tastes makes her want to try new things all the time. She's adventurous and always on the move. I remember in Touched how she just bolted from her concert to deliver pizzas. She wants to do a million things at the same time.

 

[TB100]

Honestly the cheerleader, explorer and band gigs wouldn't probably be so much jobs really, but rather hobbies that she likes doing. (Her job in Smooth Moves was at a chinese vendor as seen in Young Cricket's story and Touched continued the Pizza Delivery gig from Twisted) As for everything else, considering Mona's boss is Manager Joe (who also switches jobs just as much as her) I think the safest assumption would be that she follows him on whatever thing he's doing. (Though Koopual's reasoning definitely fits the character.)

When she was an explorer.... why the heck didn't she take Wario along? THE treasure hunter of Diamond City AND her friend/possible love interest!

Well half of Warioware. Inc is on strike in D.I.Y with Mona working at Diamond Software
So I don't imagine they'll be exactly on the best terms with each other at the time.

I still think Mona would make a good sidekick in a Wario platformer. She could be a more speed and skill oriented character, mirroring Wario's brute force and toughness.

Mona would fit in perfectly in a Wario platformer
Espeically since Mona has stated in the manual of the first Warioware game that Wario takes her with him on his treasure hunting adventures, so there's clearly a lot of potential ideas that they can take.

 

[Crescent-Moon Villager]

It's hard to keep just one job if you want to stay afloat in this economy. Hard enough to land one in the first place. Especially after the economy got thrown all out of whack when Wario brought millions of dollars worth of ancient Aztec gold into circulation after the events of WL4.

 

[Liz]

It's hard to keep just one job if you want to stay afloat in this economy. Hard enough to land one in the first place. Especially after the economy got thrown all out of whack when Wario brought millions of dollars worth of ancient Aztec gold into circulation after the events of WL4.

This answer is such a hoot It makes me wonder how much more realistic/ridiculous one could go with the WW/WL lore based on all the wacky stuff that happens between those two series.

 

[JS Shantae]

Honestly I think Mona's bizarre tastes makes her want to try new things all the time. She's adventurous and always on the move. I remember in Touched how she just bolted from her concert to deliver pizzas. She wants to do a million things at the same time.

This makes a lot of sense. Remember, Mona is a bit unhinged -- she has a mad crush on Wario, for god's sake. She's a bit of an eccentric.

 

[Just a Wario Fan]

Maybe it's just because her boss Joe changes occupations all the time, and Mona too as a result, since he does pay well. (Better than Wario at least.) In this aspect, manager Joe is a bit like Wario: He is where there's money to make.
But as @Koopaul said, Mona's enthusiasm and need for adventure are also great motivators.