From this perspective then there is not one set of rules and values brought to work and another set operational in the other parts of life. If the connection or bridge can be made, this life would be of one piece. Our work and the way we work could truly be said at best to be spiritual, and at minimum to contain a spiritual dimension. Spirituality would permeate every aspect of this integrated life. A hard to define word.
Spirituality is a very broad concept.
It includes everything from ashrams to Zoroastrianism. And, spirituality is viewed as vague, mysterious, even phony by its skeptics. The degree to which these tasks are spiritual is determined by the degree to which they add to or subtract from our common life. What we do and don't do everyday determines the quality of our life and of our future. Why we choose the particular work we do may be based on a tangible focus - satisfying our ego, need for social status or position, another person, or material possessions.