But as someone said, the satisfaction of this job *far* outweighs the low income. "Find a career where you can go home ever day with a smile on your face and a desire to return to work the next day, and you shall be the richest person there is."
when I was working at the YMCA, the most rewarding part of my job (lifeguard/swim instructor) was teaching the parents with infants/toddlers and the 5 and the 3-5 year old swim classes.
I'm actually sending my resume into a local gymboree that is hiring.
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Re: Easy.
on 2003-12-16 10:16 am (UTC)But as someone said, the satisfaction of this job *far* outweighs the low income. "Find a career where you can go home ever day with a smile on your face and a desire to return to work the next day, and you shall be the richest person there is."
when I was working at the YMCA, the most rewarding part of my job (lifeguard/swim instructor) was teaching the parents with infants/toddlers and the 5 and the 3-5 year old swim classes.
I'm actually sending my resume into a local gymboree that is hiring.
I miss working with kids.