BANGALORE: A study revealed that people who discuss their religious belief at workplace tend to be happier and have higher job satisfaction.  Another study exposed that people who are married are likely to have more job satisfaction. There are various analyses taking place from time to time on the workers’ job satisfaction, and it’s shocking to hear that only 13 percent of the people are happy going to the office in the morning.

Greater part of the working class people hates their job, and they would rather change their stream if provided a chance to start over again. With this in mind, we have put together a list of books that will help you find your dream job or change your work perspective, which will add to your job satisfaction, as compiled by Business Insider.

'So Good They Can't Ignore You' By Cal Newport
Cal Newport, a professor of Georgetown University, presents this outlook with respect to his passion hypothesis in this book. Clay presents his observation on the basis that an in

He stated that people should build their passion around the work they are doing and fabricate it so charmingly that it can’t be ignored by others.

This book is a pool of support for people who have not chosen their work according to their passion or think that they are not in a right place.

'Give And Take' By Adam Grant
Wharton Professor, Adam Grant’s book ‘Give and Take’ is a close associate between human nature and workplace. People have common misconception that if they will reveal their idea to others in the office, it might get stolen by others. But same is not true for every person and one should never hesitate to share their thought in workplace, as this is straight path for job satisfaction. Adam highlights this critical aspect in his book clearly and accurately, in a creative manner.
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