It explores areas including: control of work, support/relationships at work, perceptions of effectiveness as a doctor, home support, and contentment with career choice, health, happiness and alcohol use.
Importantly, one of the reported reasons for women's contentment with careers in manufacturing is the ability to balance work and family obligations.
The LCS contains two factor-analyzed subscales: Contentment and Contention.
Clara's tragic destiny is to confuse love and contentment with a successful career in arthouse cinema: she has a fatal delusion that success in high art – just out of reach – is crucial to human happiness and self-respect.
And never mind his career: What does happiness, or even contentment, look like for Don Draper?
James Franco said Kirsten Dunst introduced him to the group at a time when he was achieving career success but not finding inner contentment.
But if so much of his love of travel was predicated on a need for escape and solitude, hasn't he killed his new career as a travel writer by achieving contentment?
And yet, he seems entirely comfortable with playing (and being) his age, a contentment consistent with his whole career.
Early and late in his career, Matisse pursued a double dream of Arcadian sensuality and ordinary contentment: a bourgeois paganism, fit for the tired businessman who he once said was his ideal viewer.
It may do wonders for reducing NHS quotas, but under-utilised consultant Lily Chao – ironically, a clinician who routinely repressed her emotions during her early Holby career – longs to escape the nation's self-medicated cloud of false contentment.
A career executive assistant for the last 31 years, Ms. Jackel said a good salary didn't necessarily guarantee contentment, especially if the assistants were taken for granted.
