"I am looking for good bosses."

Translation: Jó főnököket keresek.

[ivankadelb]

why "keresek" and not "keresem"? can't get the hang of this...
would it be "keresem" if it was "a Jó főnököket"? is that the reason?

[Findil]

Exactly. If the direct object is a noun or a noun phrase with a definite article, use definite conjugation ("a jó főnököket keresem", "ezt a könyvet olvasom"), if there's an indefinite article or no article at all, use definite conjugation ("jó főnököket keresek", "(egy) könyvet olvasok").

[crquack1]

And suddenly "I am looking for..." is acceptable again!