Rowan decides after her gap year not to continue with her studies but to embark on the search for her dream job. While prior to her gap year she was the textbook definition of a perfectionist, she now wants to live her life more on the relaxed side. She even makes a point out of enjoying her quest. However that proves a lot easier said than done. This time she is not travelling all on her own, but in the comfort of her own environment and surrounded by family and friends that both have set expectations and equally want to help her out in any way they can. What follows is an invaluable rare opportunity, an interview with a dream company and a whole lot of doubt.
Would she be better off doing everything her own way and going to find the job that really suits her and her passions?
Mission Dream Job picks up from where The Bus to Ronda left off — an adventurous gap year ends, but can also be read on its own.
