Job Satisfaction

This term seems very familiar to the management students. Nothing big, and it looks simple and easy to people who wants to be emotionally satisfied by what we are doing, what we contribute to create satisfaction for other people, and what we can achieve from work-life balance. And gradually, we make our daily routines to a career - enriching our life from our job and human interaction. It could be happened in any type of jobs but we are responsible to find out what future that lies beneath. Challenging one-leg-kick job with lower pay or a steady and stable 9-to-5 glamorous OL? This could be a huge turning point in life once the choice is made. It's frustrating of knowing what you want and yet not getting support from people around you.

I am taking this bet on my future and am sober enough to know what am I doing right now. Some people might think I'm putting the golden years on stake. Should I feel regretted five years later and wonder why the hell am I sitting here and time just flies, passion's died, and staring blankly at the monitor pondering of the past opportunities I've missed? Perhaps I could convince you better of how you shouldn't miss your chance of taking the road that is seemingly harsh from your naked eyes when the road I am about to take now is a big success in the future. Or I should choose to believe "the money does the talking" since the beginning? Oh, I almost forgot I was a business student.