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Hi, everyone!
As a women in engineering, Iāve constantly been questioned and undermined. It gets exhausting. Iāve worked at a student led tutoring center for the past couple years. I love teaching and working with students. I enjoy prepping for each sessions and trying to be the best I can be for my students. Unfortunately, today I quit.
I quit because my director doesnāt value my time nor knowledge. They believe I should be okay with working outside of my scheduled hours since that should come out of my āgood heart and willā. I donāt know what world they live in, but I donāt believe in that. I value the time I have, and if they donāt want to pay for the time I spend prepping for each session, so be it.
Years ago, I donāt think I wouldāve spoken out and defended myself and just kept the job. Even in other situations, I donāt think I ever have had the courage that I do now. I canāt remember in what movie or show it was, but the talked about how it only takes 10-20 seconds of courage. From there, you keep going.
Although right now Iām struggling with paying my tuition and personal expenses, I am proud of standing up for myself. I know what I am deserving of and am not willing to compromise and be treated as if Iām not worth it. I know Iāll get through it and find a job.
Anyways, hereās to not taking shit from your superiors. Fuck them. And fuck the director for having the audacity to say I should be okay with working for free out of my own good heart. Valuing my time doesnāt make me a bad person.
Hereās to a better future and courage š»
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Thank you:)