In March, a thinktank looking at national wellbeing released some interesting research into the most satisfying careers. The results were surprising. It turns out money really doesn't buy happiness, with people in lower-paid jobs including clergy and company secretaries among the most content. Bar staff, telephone salespeople and debt collectors, however, were ranked the least satisfying occupations.
But if receiving a fat pay cheque every month isn't the way to a worker's heart, what is? We asked our Twitter followers to share their experiences and tell us what they believe is the secret to career happiness.
Anything missing from this list? Share your views in the comment section below or tweet us at @GuardianCareers.
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