Shopping Bags They Weigh Down My Arms
I'm shopping for a job. A teaching job to be precise. An instructor position to take me further away from the policy world so that I may return one day enlightened and brimming with anecdotal evidence of classroom successes and failures, of student hardship and triumph. The usual prattle.
Story: A chief of staff for a member of the house of representatives happened to be talking me up to an influential leader of an educational policy organization. He also said I had been considering teaching, which is true, but I've been keen on finding a policy job for months. She said something to the effect of don't let him go teach--it'll ruin him. Chief of staff said well are you going to give him a job?
Of course not. So you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. Really, I just want to help.
It's been an adventurous job shopping experience so far. There are a lot of choices out there.
Story: A chief of staff for a member of the house of representatives happened to be talking me up to an influential leader of an educational policy organization. He also said I had been considering teaching, which is true, but I've been keen on finding a policy job for months. She said something to the effect of don't let him go teach--it'll ruin him. Chief of staff said well are you going to give him a job?
Of course not. So you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. Really, I just want to help.
It's been an adventurous job shopping experience so far. There are a lot of choices out there.
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