Good jobs

What is a good job? That depends, of course, on who you ask and what stage of development they happen to be in. Generally, a good job is one that challenges
the full potential of the person, stretching him or herself past the point they thought they could go and giving them more responsibility for the success of the operation.

There are moments, of course, when any job is a good job. And I was always taught that any job is a good one; there are no such things as bad jobs. And that is true as long as one continually moves in the direction of his or her deepest intention.

For instance, I think of the jobs I had when younger and how bad they seemed to me.

But, looking back I can see each job taught me something very valuable and introduced me to people who I hadn't known before.

Sunoasis.com has always been about resource, that rich sounding word that means to enable someone to do something.

Once people figure out they are here to do things
and to find that which enables them to do it well, they are off in the right direction.

Without introducing politics we can make this example. Had President Bush availed himself of the resources that indicated how hard it would be to sustain peace in Iraq he could have, at least, planned differently. The absense of the resource disabled him in that sense.

So, a job notice is a great enabler or potentially so, as is the information that will permit
you to get to the next step. These allow for the enabling acts that make us free and whole.

The internet is supreme precisely because it enables on a high and rich level. From the very first time I got on the net in early 1996 I knew that it was made for editors.

It would turn writers into editors, since writers possess resource. It would turn librarians into editors. So, we happily pluck out the best resources for the moment and open door and windows that would stay shut in many lives.

We do have a couple of good jobs fresh on Sunoasis
Jobs.

One is from Stanford University and the others from QVC. These jobs can be career makers.