Do you want a job that you love? That is likely to bring you satisfaction? Then you’ll want to pursue the job that is most likely to bring you great satisfaction. Unfortunately, it won’t bring you a ...

Feeling burned out, underpaid, and underappreciated at a current job? It’s time to look for one that provides more satisfaction. Pay can be a big part of that, so after looking at U.S. News & World ...

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Are you one of the lucky ones – one of the few people happy in their career? Or do you rank among the majority of workers in America, dissatisfied with your job and not sure what to do about it?

For the women looking for a professional change in the New Year, Forbes provides a list to get you thinking in the right direction. Collected by job expert Laurence Shatkin, these jobs are almost ...

One might expect surgeons or religious leaders to attain the highest levels of job satisfaction in America, but it turns out that isn't the case. The most satisfied workers in major U.S. cities are ...

A recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Tartu in Estonia has shed light on which careers tend to bring the most-and least satisfaction to people. Drawing on a large dataset of ...

Glassdoor is one of the leading job search engines and company reviews sites in the globe. Every year, the firm hands over its Employees' Choice Awards, also known as the 50 Best Places to Work Awards ...

That's the question posed in a recent survey by Working Mother magazine. And the results could help you weigh the benefits of one career over another if you are or plan to be a working mom. The ...