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Social Worker on Job Interview: A Drunk/High Client Shows Up…

By Dorlee

Have you ever been asked on a job interview for a prospective new social work position: How would you react to a person who just walked in and appears to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol? To help you be prepared for such a question, I consulted with two social workers who are currently […]

Filed Under: Social Work Career Tagged With: job search, Lisa Kays, social work interview questions, substance abuse

How to Manage Your Career When Unemployed

By Dorlee

Have you been out of the job market for awhile? Are you wondering what are the necessary steps to take in order to get your career back on track? As some of you may know, there was a period of time after I completed my studies for my Master’s in Social Work that I was unable to take […]

Filed Under: Social Work Career Tagged With: career, career advice, career development, career management, job search, social work, social worker

Social Worker Pay By Setting, Practice & Region

By Dorlee

One question that often comes up is whether there is an advantage (or disadvantage) to working in a particular setting or practice area in terms of the amount of income that you would earn as a social worker. The answer is that it depends… The median base annual salary for a social worker is $55,000, […]

Filed Under: Career Guidance Tagged With: career advice, career development, job search, practice area, social worker salary

20 Motivational Quotes for Job Seekers – It’s Only a Matter of Time

By Dorlee

Motivational Quotes for Job Seekers from Tony Robbins and others

Could you use a little encouragement as you are looking for a job or contemplating a career change? I think that we could all use that from time to time… To that end, I put together a list of twenty motivational quotes for job seekers that you may find helpful. My hope is that reading […]

Filed Under: Motivational, Personal Growth, Social Work Career Tagged With: career development, inspiration, job search, job seekers, motivation, quotes

Don’t Put All Your Eggs Into One Basket

By Dorlee

If there is one key lesson that I learned since my last job search post, it is that one should not put all of one’s eggs into one basket… Why am I saying this? Because I made this faux pas. To backtrack, a contact had kindly let me know that a clinical position had opened […]

Filed Under: Social Work Career Tagged With: career advice, job search

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