Women are happier when they get a job after graduation because that job creates a sense of accomplishment like scoring a goal and reaching the next level. They feel that they have paid their dues and deserve to have a better life because of the hard work they had to put in at college or university. Furthermore, more educated women have more job opportunities (Women with activity limitations). An example of a successful woman is Indu Brar, who grew up in Calgary and worked in the hospitality industry in Canada and the United States. She is the first woman to manage the Empress Hotel in Victoria (Kloster, Darron) and demonstrates how women who focus on education can get the best jobs. Women in 2015 were more able to work in the fields and industries that interested them. Moreover, over more than a century, Brar is the first who, after 23 male managers in the famous hotel, managed to rise to the position of General Manager. Women who are satisfied with their work think that happiness is one of the reasons for their satisfaction. For example, the CBCNEWS report found that 24% of Canadians love their job so much they would do it for free and 40% say they like what they do, but could like it more (Canadians Top