Welcome to Canada On-line Welcome to Canada On-line
Welcome to Canada On-line My Start PageSitemapContact
Welcome to Canada On-line
Username Password   GO
Canada On-lineHomeAbout UsServicesSupportWelcome Canada On-line
Canada On-line
 
  Personalize : Colors . Content . Layout   December 5, 2024 ::  
 
 
  :: Career Resources  
   Job search Tips
 Working abroad
 Self Employment
 Learning Abroad
 Labour market outlook
 Free 10 min Resume
 Canada Student Loans
 Career Exploration
 Youth Initiatives
 Summer Jobs
 
  :: Calulators  
   Happy at your job?
 
  :: Advice  
   Top 10 layoff signs
 Fired! What to say
 Asking for a raise
 
 
  << My start page  :: Careers      
 

How Happy Am I With My Job?

Do you hate your job or love it? Here is a simple quiz to judge how closely your current job meets your needs. Simply rate the importance of each aspect of your ideal job and your current job on a scale from 1-10 (10 being highest).

 
 
  Ideal

Current

Tap my creativity/work variety
 
Allows for a flexible schedule
 
Advancement/continue learning
 
Earn excellent compensation
 
Receive direction and Support
 
Have great corporate culture/management/colleagues
 
Feel secure in my job
 
Hold power and authority
 
Make a contribution
 
Totals




Your Job Satisfaction Score:






What your Job Satisfaction Score means:

90-100% -- Stay where you are, but don't rest on your laurels. Do a yearly career checkup to make sure you continue to be satisfied.

80-89% -- You're pretty happy, but your career needs some fine tuning.

70-79% -- You are probably restless and wondering if you need to make a change. It's time to improve your current position or start looking for something better.

60-69% -- You don't like your job, but you're mired in a state of comfortable misery. Family responsibilities, fear of change, imminent retirement or the possibility of a lucrative severance package may keep you hanging on. Be careful. If you linger too long, your self-esteem will suffer.

0 to 59% -- You must be feeling really low. Life is too short to spend 8-10 hours a day in a job you hate. For everyone's sake -- your family, your friends, your colleagues and your company -- get out of there.


 
 
  Career Tools      
 
 :: Salary Wizard    :: Perfect Career Quiz
 :: Virtual Interview    :: Resume Writing
 
 
 
  :: Features  
  Monster

Monster Interview Center
 
  :: Resources  
   Contact us
 Location map
 Advertise with us
 My Start Page Help
 
 
 
 Terms of Use . Careers . Privacy Policy
 
 ©2002 Canada On-line Inc. All Rights Reserved.