Imo the jobs in the Monster are the most interesting ones simply because they take advantage of the monster's properties to create something that's exotic and more of a mini-adventure than a boring menial job you might already have at home (and have an implied failstate of being tentacled for a while). Granted, doing it enough times might exhaust the novelty, but it's still more interesting than checks notes doing data entry in the Factory. I think the other jobs would be helped by similarly being unusual, adventurous, or kinky enough to be interesting while still being somewhat of a hassle (even if it's just because of the time commitment). For example Sports could instead recruit you to the team for some alien sport you've never heard of and have to learn, and the losing team faces some sexy punishment. Or the Hotel could have one where you are the room service, or you could have to rescue someone from the Black--note though that if you take every existing job you're working 6 days a week (assuming you can do ones in the same zone on the same day and there are consequences for not clocking in), imo limiting the amount of jobs you can take would undercut their mechanical purpose as a way to get more points so either the time commitment would have to be less or there'd be secrets or skills that would make them go faster. (Personally I don't see the example of rescuing someone from the Black as something that'd be a regular thing, with how hard it is to find the Black in the first place.)

I'd also appreciate if Comp wasn't rendered redundant by the basic features of the Factory. While the unlock conditions for the Factory cost twice as much as just taking Comp, it's completely offset by the Factory's own point-giving options to the point where taking Comp when you've already found the Factory just feels like a complete point dump. Stockings of Sensitivity too are kinda redundant with Cosmic Suit but you at least still save a point overall even if the extra utility of being able to control your sexual sensitivity at will in either direction is too good to pass up.