After graduating from university or college, all of us are whipped around by the same question: ‘What shall I do next?’ Apparently, the unanimous decision for all of us would be to get a job and work hard to gain success in the respective field. One might ask why we do it.

Yes, the obvious answer would be we need the money to survive. But is that all? If you would have taken the time to ask people about why they work, you will most likely get non-monetary reasons, reported ideapod.com.

‘For most of us, one can only get satisfaction with his/her work when he/she does it out of reasons such as passion and love for the field. Satisfied workers have a measure of autonomy and discretion in their work, and they use that autonomy and discretion to achieve a level of mastery or expertise.’

Now if you ask what is the most satisfying job in the world? The answer is: none.

‘A sense of satisfaction in one’s job is what s/he deems it to be.’