'Daring Greatly' By Brené Brown
Brené Brown, a research professor at the University Of Houston Graduate College Of Social Work, has spent her life mostly in dealing with bravery and vulnerability. She understands human behavior through key happenings which people encounter on a daily basis, and no other book can deliver guiding result for greater job satisfaction better than her work–Daring Greatly.

It’s a must read book for people, who have endeavor to uncover secrets for job satisfaction.

'The Monk and the Riddle' By Randy Komisar
Whenever it’s comes to entrepreneur and business, especially Silicon Valley conversation, Randy Komisar name hop out of every person mouth. Randy is a well known capitalists and former employee of Apple, who has penned down the social fabric of working class’s approach to work in his book, particularly leaders and CEOs. He is successful in defining the thirst people cherish for wealth instead of focusing on passion and purpose. People will find the end of the rope through this book which will lead them to the path of the job satisfaction.

'How Will You Measure Your Life' By Clay Christensen
Clay Christensen discloses the inspiration behind his book ‘How will you measure your life’ in an interview. He revealed that his students, both former and present, insisted him to write a book after his teachings proved to be the decisive factor that helped many students to succeed in life.

This is must go book for professionals who consider that their career or workplace is not a match with their passion.

'Flow' By Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Many people believe that psychologist are outfitted with solutions to every mind related problems or thinking menace. And the book titled ‘Flow’ written by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, who serves as a Professor of Psychology and Management at Claremont Graduate University is an epitome of this saying.
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