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Hi guys ,
I am in a US project in Accenture.We have long calls in the night timings. My other teammate has backed out saying she won't attend any calls as she got some medical condition so she won't attend long calls which extend till 9:30.Other teammate is a junior.The managers are expecting me to join all the calls.No help I am getting. And they all being Tamil, I think some partiality is going on between them.Even our onsite lead is of no use.She expects me to attend long calls.
What should I do .pls suggest?
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25 years, and yes, rewarding. Some years have been harder than others but overall, I am glad that this is my career path.
I'm sure there are times that it has been frustrating. Teaching is definitely a labor of love.
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I am in years 32. I have always loved teaching, and I have taught at every level except High School and college.
I'm so glad to hear you love your job! I hope I find it just as rewarding.
26 years for me, and yes it has been rewarding, especially seeing my students grow up to be respected and responsible adults.
That's so cool to be able to look back and see the difference you've made!Congrats on 26 years.
15 years and ABSOLUTELY. I worked in the public sector before teaching, and it was all about the profits. When I started teaching, it became all about the students and how I could help them make a difference in our community and beyond. There are hard and long days, I have been called everything in the book, but it is all worth it when you hear one student say, "Thank you, I never would have made it without you."
Awe that's beautiful ❤️. I'm so happy to hear that .
35 years!! I still love coming to school every day!! Yes some days suck, but overall love it. I also teach special education.
That's amazing! Good for you!
I've been in public schools for 24 years and am retiring at the end of this year. It stopped being rewarding about 4 years ago, when they moved from the elementary level to the middle school and then the high school. the move was predicated by the implementation of STEM Centers in the elementary buildings. I'm all for STEM but when your school serves students age 5-10, it needs a library. I had many parents tell me that when they voted for the mileage for the STEM Center they did not know hey would lose their library. I told them that neither did the staff. So yes, that was probably the start of my disillusionment with my career.
That's really frustrating. I've had similar things happen with local government where I didn't know what I really voted for. I definitely wish they would make the changes it will cause more clear.
42 years. Yes there are rewarding parts to the job. I love the students and truly enjoy being around them. It is interesting to watch them become responsible adults. It's rewarding to see students 5,10,15,20 years down the road to see what they have become.
Admin. not so much.
That's really beautiful ❤️. I can't wait until I'm at the point where I can look back and remember students from years ago.
20 years - not really.
Preschool may be different.
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I used to be a nurse and now I have been teaching for 5 years. It is rewarding but also stressful at times