Over the years, I’ve been in a lot of meetings/committees discussing the future of
#admissions
/enrollment work & the next generation of leaders.
At this point, I’m more worried about/focused on who will still be in this next year, rather than some vague “future” date.
@Clark2College
I feel like we should look at this on a weekly timeline. So many talented people are fleeing the profession, at all career points. It’s bad out there.
@Clark2College
This is a super real concern. Many of the things that drew folks to the profession initially are diminished currently and replaced with uncertainty and stress.
@JonFRice
Uncertainty, stress, volume, mounting pressures, competing agendas, criticism from all angles, languishing resources, all heightened by the brutality unforgiving calendar.
@AngelBPerez
Absolutely. I’d love to. Such a critical moment & past time for most institutions to think differently about their investment in this space.
@Clark2College
I'm a builder by nature and also worried. Happy to jump on a collab train to make sure we have the folks next year who can help position us strongly for the "future."
@Clark2College
Rick you and I spoke about this before Christmas. People are leaving in droves, and in a relationship business it’s tough to, well, build a relationship when the people keep changing. Sure the opportunity to make more money is a factor but there have to be others.
@frick_college
$ is a factor but absolutely not predominant.Again,the incessant grind, ever mounting criticism,internal/external pressures-plus “all the things-flexibility, no clear career path, lack of agility is KILLING US!Oh & the absolute crucible aka the unforgiving calendar. It never ends
@Clark2College
(1/2) When I got my first management level position, I used to say that I never would have achieved that level at that age 20 years earlier, but the transitory nature of our profession over the last two decades...