The world’s 10 happiest jobs aren’t what you’d expect
It is very difficult to know beforehand if you are
going to love your job.
There are a lot of factors that come into play
to secure work satisfaction.
These include: your office environment, nature
of work, company culture, your colleagues and
(obviously) your salary.
Sadly the truth is, you’re going to be spending
most of your daily life at the office – so you
might as well be happy, right?
And while you never know what to expect at
your new place of work, you can do some
research to help stack the odds in your favour.
A good way to start is by checking out Forbes’
annual happiest job list.
This year the top 10 happiest jobs are:
1. Principal
2. Executive chef
3. Loan officer
4. Automation engineer
5. Research assistant
6. Oracle data base operator
7. Website developer
8. Business development executive
9. Senior software engineer
10. Systems developer
If some of these are puzzling (who would have
thought being a principal is one of the happiest
jobs?), CareerBliss (who complies the list)
evaluates jobs by looking at some key factors
that affect an employee’s happiness.
These factors include: employers and
colleagues in the workplace, support, rewards
and growth opportunities in the workplace and
company culture.
So if you are thinking about a career change, it
seems anything to do with developing is the
best way to go!
going to love your job.
There are a lot of factors that come into play
to secure work satisfaction.
These include: your office environment, nature
of work, company culture, your colleagues and
(obviously) your salary.
Sadly the truth is, you’re going to be spending
most of your daily life at the office – so you
might as well be happy, right?
And while you never know what to expect at
your new place of work, you can do some
research to help stack the odds in your favour.
A good way to start is by checking out Forbes’
annual happiest job list.
This year the top 10 happiest jobs are:
1. Principal
2. Executive chef
3. Loan officer
4. Automation engineer
5. Research assistant
6. Oracle data base operator
7. Website developer
8. Business development executive
9. Senior software engineer
10. Systems developer
If some of these are puzzling (who would have
thought being a principal is one of the happiest
jobs?), CareerBliss (who complies the list)
evaluates jobs by looking at some key factors
that affect an employee’s happiness.
These factors include: employers and
colleagues in the workplace, support, rewards
and growth opportunities in the workplace and
company culture.
So if you are thinking about a career change, it
seems anything to do with developing is the
best way to go!
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