Pros: opportunity to try new things, sharing my love of my subject, working with students individually, team projects with a great group of professionals, being heard by upper management.
Cons: if you don't structure your schedule, working from home be hard, when i am "off, " i unplug my phone and don't check email, it helps keep me happy, and within my 40-45 hours per week
I LOVE my job at WGU! I get the opportunity to primarily focus on working one-on-one with students, which helps to develop relationships and further that student's passion for learning. The pay is more than I could get teaching at a traditional university, I have excellent benefits, retirement, and a large professional development budget.
