- What other opportunities exist in my profession?
- How long can I do direct service?
- Can I be promoted?
- Will having a master's degree really make a difference in pay?
- Is having multiple jobs the route for advancement in experience?
- Are there working from home opportunities in the human services field?
- How do you ask to learn from someone who can't teach?
- Does a job where you don't have to sacrifice your mental health actually exist?
- Does more work actually equal elevation?
- Are we actually enabling some behaviors in the support we offer?
- Do we set-up students for a professional environment that doesn't exist?
- Why is debt the norm to get somewhere?
- Why don't employers include debt relief opportunities as a benefit?
- Is the teaching of building credit really teaching how to always owe money?
- Why don't we have the teachings of building your own wealth as the main goal and loans for emergencies or big purchases only?
- Why when the cost of living rises our salaries don't?
- Is feedback actually welcome?
- I wonder if there is a neurological explanation to someone who is self-fish/self-centered? How do you treat that?
- Is honesty the best policy?
- Why 20 questions?
I was just working on inviting speakers on Financial LIterac y to one of my undergrad classes when I read this. So much of what you are wondering about has to do with that!! How are we failing ourselves and the youth we work with when we dn't teah anything about money!!
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