Paula
Beach Fanatic
Thanks. I enjoy the teaching in particular because I think it's meaningful (I get to have an impact on people's lives, not only the MBAs but the people who work with them as well and their families -- and I learn a lot of interesting stuff as well), I have clear goals for each class, it's challenging but I have control over how I teach, I get to spend quiet time preparing classes without distraction, I like the students and my colleagues, and I get very clear and specific feedback (student ratings) at the end of each class.
Maybe you could create your own feedback criteria/tangible outcomes that are meaningful to you? How would you define "a job well done" in your own mind? It's really hard to stay motivated without any feedback/tangible outcomes.
Maybe you could create your own feedback criteria/tangible outcomes that are meaningful to you? How would you define "a job well done" in your own mind? It's really hard to stay motivated without any feedback/tangible outcomes.
