Noone like to work,if you ask me,from a clerk in a gas station to a senior consultant working in a rich company to an army saluting Obama--none; if and only if,they have enough currency in their accounts,enough books in their head, enough skills in their hands and are happily content with their state- of-being, but many don't.The main thing to understand is not if you are in a proper place to work or not  but the reason and purpose for why you are working such.Having a fantastic dream in the mind but getting stuck selling all those gatorade,lays and almond joys can be painful--as I experience--and frustation can brew easily if you don't understand for what purpose you are working tirelessly counting those hours.As rome was not built in a day so noone will put anybody in those comfy,swinging chair in those tall buildings as some people wish if they didn't earn it with their hard work with a desire to do something noble.Also,I read somewhere that "stormy seas makes good sailor',which I like the most and you are already in your way having a good-life if you kick all those wasted pondering about the job you happen to land this time around.Have faith and you'll see the magic.