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What is it like working as an Education Program Director?
December 2018
Affordable place to live and raise a family.
Education Program Director in Louisville:
Pros: Family and friends are here
Cons: Not as much opportunity
August 2016
It's About Learning not about Teaching.
Education Program Director:
Pros: Inspiring their conference & pride.
Cons: The clean-up. It's hard on my back and knees.
June 2016
Transitioning.
Education Program Director:
Pros: I'm part of a community of conscientious individuals who care about each other and the work that they put into the world.
February 2014
How to negotiate my skill set for vaule.
Education Program Director:
Put yourself first and draw on your strengths to get the salary that you want.
November 2013
Best job I've ever had
Education Program Director:
Pros: I like the ability to help people everyday, to help my managers do outstanding work and know that I make a difference to this organization and the people we support.
Cons: Never enough funding to do all of the things we wish we could do for people living with arthritis.
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