Many Americans have experienced job dissatisfaction, assuming their job is the wrong fit, but a new study suggests some jobs are fundamentally unsatisfactory. According to a recent Gallup survey of more than 18,000 workers, only 40% of Americans have “quality jobs.” This is true across diverse industries, demographics and types of work. But what exactly does that mean — and how can you find out if you’re one of the lucky people with a quality job? And what should you do if you aren’t? (1) The 5 measures ...

Career Development - Small, intentional adjustments can help align one's role with what energizes them, even in their current position [1]

व्हाट इफ आई टोल्ड यू दैट चूजिंग अ करियर डिडट हैव टू बी सो ओवरवेल्मिंग। द ट्रुथ इज़ दैट इट कैन बी क्लियरर देन मोस्ट ऑफ़ द पीपल इवन थॉट ऑफ। वी स्पेंड नियरली 1/3 ऑफ़ आवर लाइफ वर्किंग येट स्टडीज शो दैट 70% ऑफ़ प्रोफेशनल्स आर स्टक और डिसटिसफाइड इन देयर जॉब। इजंट इट स्ट्रेंज. बिकॉज़ समथिंग सो इंपॉर्टेंट इन आवर लाइफ। वी आर चोजिंग समथिंग बाई चांस एंड नॉट बाई चॉइस। व्हेन आई स्पीक टू स्टूडेंट्स ओर व्हेन आई स्पीक टू प्रोफेशनल्स अबाउट करियर्स। आई गेट अ लॉट ऑफ़ मिक्स्ड रिस्पॉन्स। सो फॉर स्टूडेंट्स द कन्फ्यूजन इज़ शुड आय गो फॉर ...

Career Development - Small, intentional adjustments can align one's role with what energizes them, even in their current position [1]

Job Market & Employee Satisfaction - Over two-thirds (66.67%+) of American workers are satisfied with their jobs [1] - The current job satisfaction level is the highest since The Conference Board's survey began [1] - Low unemployment is a contributing factor to high job satisfaction [1] - Increasing wages on par with inflation contribute to job satisfaction [1] - More flexible work arrangements are a factor in increased job satisfaction [1]