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Shifting Gears: Changing Careers
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Nineteen women who have changed from more traditional jobs (food-service, clerical, nursing assistant, childcare) to careers that are not traditional for women (welder, machinist, engineer, electrician).
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From Shifting Gears: Changing Careers DVD: Copyright © Jocelyn Riley
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“Whenever I was sitting in my office, I was always looking out the window. That office just crawled in on me,” says a woman who now works as a heavy-equipment operator after ten years as a food-service supervisor.
Another woman who is now a painter hated working in an office, even though she made good money at a desk job. “When I decided to leave that job and come into the trades, I had to take a real big pay cut to start out. But now I make twice as much. And I do something now that I enjoy. And when I get up in the morning, I can go in and be at peace with myself and get a paycheck and help support my family and be happy about doing it.”
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114-page Resource Guide -- Contents:
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Viewing Notes for Shifting Gears: Changing Careers DVD DVD Script Discussion-Starters Discussion Questions Resources/Bibliography
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