Jeff, a highly intelligent and creative computer science major, was interested in integrating computing into the arts, and he greatly desired to work in film and computer animation. When Jeff finished college, however, he took a programming job at a life insurance company because the pay was incredible, and his parents were anxious for him to establish financial security. Early in the job, however, Jeff began to notice that he and his colleagues had almost no similar interests. Over time, Jeff started to daydream while at work; he was just not interested in life insurance or his work of programming invoices. What problem best describes the problem Jeff was dealing with?

Group of answer choices

Inability to self$-$monitor

Lack of employee engagement

Lack of alignment between terminal and instrumental values

Low emotional intelligence