The Secrets Behind the Ten Happiest Jobs

This article is true statement about my husband. He worked as mechanic for years and loved it but he wanted more pay. Then he got a job that paid more but he was unhappy, I told him if he didn't want to stick to this clean job then go back to being a mechanic that we would survive. We did before. Money isn't happinest, if you don't like your job. Anyway he loves working with grease. I am proud of him.

this is a time for a lot of us to think about what we really want for our next stage of life. i have gone from grocery stores, selling scientific supplies, to selling real estate.now i am thinking whats next. i loved what i did for each company but am ready for another change. not sure what that change is. life is about change. as we get older we have different needs for being happy. if we can all help each other find what our next lifes journey is that would be a beautiful thing. maybe talking to a friend or family member to help us figure out what is next or maybe writing all the ideas down on a piece of paper. i am almost 40 and still do not know what i wan to be when i grow up. thinking about getting a degree but not sure what in? i have managed to be happy at the jobs i take on but there are always changes that come with any job. it may be an a new ass for a boss, or some know it all loud slut sitting next to you. I even had a guy come to work and claim he was going to shoot everyone at a christmas party( i chose to skip that christmas party). when these things happen, I see them as the man upstairs (God) telling me it is time to find a new job and work somewhere else. so to all those people that are miserable with the psycho people around you. Maybe someone is telling you to change your life path. there are not tons of jobs so you need to find a job while you have a job. if you do not have a job you better have the best resume on the planet. I have been studying resume writing and am finding that you have to write a different resume for all the jobs you apply at so the computer picks you from the pile of applicants. i even thought of helping people to do this and getting paid for it. maybe this is my calling. maybe i need to show people how to get there resume chosen. do you think people would like some help with resume writing? maybe interview questions, dressing appropriately? I have hired people and not hired people, because of what to me is common knowledge of..... do not come to an interview with your boobs hanging out or with nails down to the floor like your going to dig a tunnel to china....... but i think some people need help. but do people want help? do people want someone who can be honest and say what is wrong with their appearance or can people take that their resume screams pushy car salesman when it could be saying i have skills to sell a product and build a base of loyal buyers without bringing up the fact they have been selling cars for the last 10 years. even us real estate agents may need to take the word Realtor off our resume because people hate us. we have a huge set of skills that can be portrayed to sell us to new employers if we want to get out of the real estate industry and change careers. i saw one company wanting to charge people 400 for a professional resume to written, if someone does not have a job how are they ever going to afford that rediculous price and they are not even getting help with interview prep and dress.

There may be happiness found in more jobs than those listed in the study. I find happiness in my job by using my strengths and finding ways to add my interests to my job. In areas of weakness, I work with other colleagues to get the tasks accomplished. For example I enjoy giving presentations about professional development, so I convinced the powers that be that our company would benefit from professional development presentations, and I added something I enjoy to my job responsibilities. The plus is I am learning and teaching as I learn. I think more of us have service jobs than we think. Job happiness may have more to do with prespective.