You gain the immense wealth, power, and honor of the top 0.1%, but you must endure battlefield-like office politics and a murderous workload of 100 hours a week. Your brain is fully immersed in the thrill of success rather than the fear of failure. You accept extreme instability where you could be ousted at any time, and the average tenure is around 1-3 years.

You pursue opportunities that guarantee a much higher salary, faster promotion, and honor than your peers. You perceive uncertainty as a target to be conquered by injecting energy, and you actively take risks. You accept fierce competition and frequent weekend work as a matter of course, and the average tenure is around 5-8 years.

You prefer to quickly establish an economic foundation through an above-average high salary and certain performance bonuses. You maintain your behavior with an optimistic attitude that you can endure hardship if the reward is certain. You prioritize asset growth, and the average tenure is around 12-15 years.

You are satisfied with moderate compensation, and above all, you prioritize stability without fear of dismissal and work-life balance with free evenings. You prioritize the peace of keeping your position safe over becoming very rich and avoid reckless challenges. The average tenure is 20-25 years or more.

Although the profit or power is small, you choose an environment where you do work you truly like and maintain mental and physical peace. You thoroughly avoid danger and are satisfied with small current pleasures and growth. It lasts according to personal satisfaction rather than organizational pressure, and the average tenure is around 30-35 years.

You choose perfect freedom with absolutely no interference or control from others, even if you only maintain a minimal income. You reject even the slightest competition or risk and try to minimize conflict with the outside world. It does not stop until you stop it yourself, and the average tenure is unlimited.