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Robin's search for a career is what preoccupied much of her thoughts, and she was torn between what she saw as two options: job satisfaction and job stability. Which is more important to you, satisfaction or stability? Do you think she made the right choice by (view spoiler)[staying to work for Strike in the end (hide spoiler)]?


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"To prove, to solve, to catch, to protect: these were things worth doing; important and fascinating." (185)

Campaign for the third choice: BOTH!! In an ideal world, I think we're all looking for both job satisfaction and stability, but so often we're told that we can only have one or the other. This is horribly limiting, not always true, and sets us all up for disappointment.

I'd say stability going to be more important for lots of people. As long as I can keep my family clothed, fed, and under a warm roof, I can find things to be happy about. It would be great if one can find a job that offers both satisfaction and the ability to pay for life's necessities though.