2. Occupational Therapist

Percent Reporting High Levels of Meaning at Work: 92 Percent

Occupational therapists are those lucky professionals who help people to overcome their physical limitations or disabilities. Whether it is teaching patients who have lost their basic skills due to a mental, physical, emotional or developmental trauma, these professionals will provide practical guidance and appropriate encouragement to regain their lost abilities.

A Master’s degree in occupational therapy is the minimum educational requirement to enter this field.

3. Director of Development

Percent Reporting High Levels of Meaning at Work: 90 Percent

This is one of the most challenging jobs in the list that demands charisma, leadership and a knack for persuasion. Good managerial and analytical skills are other must-have skills for these professionals who are responsible for bringing in the funds needed to keep the organization going.

A Bachelor's degree in business, marketing or nonprofit leadership with fundraising experience is essential to land a job in this line of work. Possession of a Master’s degree in an area specific to the organization’s mission can be an added advantage.