I think I look for an overall harmony between personal preference, income and growth.

Generally speaking I am pretty sensitive about some things - like incompetent or unfair leadership - so having an administration that knows what it is doing is important to me. I also look for meaning in what I do - I think I would rather sweep floors than be a telemarketer, for example.

And of course, if money wasn't needed, I wouldn't be working (for money).

You do made lots of people green with envy.  However, i believe in job satisfactory being the most important.  It helps me to push further when times are bad & hard.[/quote]

Envy is a poor substitute for being happy for another's good fortune and learning from what is working well for them. This is an example of a karmic law and I have the same experience of having material come to me as I allow it leave, and of gratitude contributing to being provided for. If you are not experiencing this and think of envy when you hear of another experiencing it, then you are thinking about all the wrong things. Be a river, flow freely with giving and receiving, focus all your energy on this and the river will provide you with everything you need. Be grateful for what wealth you have and allow wealth to create more wealth.

As for what I look for in a job. Well making use of my natural talents and abilities, room to grow and reach my full potential, equal ground with others involved and working for the betterment of all.

job satisfaction and the price i hope