I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again - what makes a ‘good job’ good for me has always had more to do with my coworkers than the work itself. I had a very

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again - what makes a ‘good job’ good for me has always had more to do with my coworkers than the work itself. I had a very similar experience about 8 years ago, a perfect team of three - a project manager, another coder, and me - all in sync, all working hard but barely feeling like we were working at all, each phase just flowed from conception to planning to design to development to testing to release, like it was nothing. And yet it was a HUGE piece for our client. It all just went so well. I miss being in that kind of situation. You don’t always get it in this industry, and you can always afford to demand it or to hold out for it either.