‘How did they manage to achieve success?’ is the question asked
by those who, although having had good and very good results in school, are dissatisfied with their careers.
Actually, the former have developed personal skills and competencies that contribute to effectively solving tasks
related to their job that facilitates communication and networking with others which also contribute to job
satisfaction etc. There is yet another group of people for whom these issues of “recognition and prestige” are not the
most important in outlining career success. Everyone has their own vision on job satisfaction, on the professional
field they work in or on their own professional development. Career success can be found in: the activities carried
out in the workplace, the balance between family and work life, getting financial and professional satisfaction, and
also time spent with the family; bonuses received for performance, the courage to start over after a professional
failure, gaining new knowledge etc.