I'm looking for a position that:
Pays at least moderately well. You know, so I could say. . .rent an apartment and pay the necessary living expenses involved, have meals 3 times a day, travel home (or to another destination) on occasion, make bike repairs as needed, be able to go out with friends a couple times a week and save some for the future.
I desire to work in every day that I am required to work (or at the very least the majority of days I am required to work). If work is going to require a large portion of my time, it follows that I should enjoy that work and certainly, will perform better if I do.
Doesn't require all of my time and energy. Although I would like to be invested and feel a purpose for working in whatever position I may find (that satisfies my conditions, of course), what's the point of working to make money to work to make money to work to make money to work to make money etc. repeat until death or retirement?
Helps me to develop my skills and interests simultaneously, both personal and professional, whatever they may be. In this category I would accept anything related to Japanese/English language, International experience and relations, cycling, reading, cooking delicious vegetarian/vegan food, organic farming. . .etc.
Doesn't directly OR indirectly harm people (be they in my country of employment or otherwise) OR the environment. This can include a pension plan that is invested in companys/coorporations who are scrutinized for destroying the homelands/environment/living conditions of people and violating their basic human rights (even if they are not in the country in which I am working), extracting resources that are polluting the environment in the extraction process, following a long transportation, and thus CO2 emitting, line, not paying workers in the country of extraction fair wages or working to develop their local economy (and if the amount being paid to the country for their resources could be called "fair" but it is being eaten be government officials and/or their sons/daughters, it doesn't count).
Is committed to developing and investing in a sustainable future for all of the 7 billion people living on this earth. A position that doesn't only exist because of the number of people it can exploit or have under it's finger or the forests and water tables that it's destroying. A position that isn't just going along with "the way that it's always been" because "the way that it's always been" clearly does NOT work for the majority of 7 billion people nor will it work when natural resources (LIKE WATER!) which are already scarce for many, become non-existent/unusable for everyone.
Is fun and restores my faith in humanity and the world. . .
is that so much to ask?
Pays at least moderately well. You know, so I could say. . .rent an apartment and pay the necessary living expenses involved, have meals 3 times a day, travel home (or to another destination) on occasion, make bike repairs as needed, be able to go out with friends a couple times a week and save some for the future.
I desire to work in every day that I am required to work (or at the very least the majority of days I am required to work). If work is going to require a large portion of my time, it follows that I should enjoy that work and certainly, will perform better if I do.
Doesn't require all of my time and energy. Although I would like to be invested and feel a purpose for working in whatever position I may find (that satisfies my conditions, of course), what's the point of working to make money to work to make money to work to make money to work to make money etc. repeat until death or retirement?
Helps me to develop my skills and interests simultaneously, both personal and professional, whatever they may be. In this category I would accept anything related to Japanese/English language, International experience and relations, cycling, reading, cooking delicious vegetarian/vegan food, organic farming. . .etc.
Doesn't directly OR indirectly harm people (be they in my country of employment or otherwise) OR the environment. This can include a pension plan that is invested in companys/coorporations who are scrutinized for destroying the homelands/environment/living conditions of people and violating their basic human rights (even if they are not in the country in which I am working), extracting resources that are polluting the environment in the extraction process, following a long transportation, and thus CO2 emitting, line, not paying workers in the country of extraction fair wages or working to develop their local economy (and if the amount being paid to the country for their resources could be called "fair" but it is being eaten be government officials and/or their sons/daughters, it doesn't count).
Is committed to developing and investing in a sustainable future for all of the 7 billion people living on this earth. A position that doesn't only exist because of the number of people it can exploit or have under it's finger or the forests and water tables that it's destroying. A position that isn't just going along with "the way that it's always been" because "the way that it's always been" clearly does NOT work for the majority of 7 billion people nor will it work when natural resources (LIKE WATER!) which are already scarce for many, become non-existent/unusable for everyone.
Is fun and restores my faith in humanity and the world. . .
is that so much to ask?
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