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And I skimmed it to look at their “wish list”

“We want someone with experience , min 2 years in counseling.”

RD Job Posting Starter Pack:

“We are seeking a licensed healthcare professional with specialized training, emotional labor capacity, public health knowledge, and high-volume clinical productivity… for approximately the same hourly rate as mid-level retail management.” 🤡

$27.00 an hour and this is in giant metro city 😂😂😂
Like, what???

Then the profession wonders why experienced RDs leave clinical care.

Anyways I just messaged the recruiter back, “you may want to do better market research before creating a job posting for dietitians. I don’t show up for work for anything under $40 an hour. I have a MS degree, 4 years of counseling experience, lead board meetings and have my own private business I run. $27 an hour is for fresh out of school, no experience RDs seeking experience. Hire that one.” 😂😂😂

It’s so savage … so savage to the point I almost feel guilty for writing that back. But at the same time, the health department needs to do better. Go haggle Donny for a bigger budget or something. Ice agents make like 100k,., ?? Im sure you can go find the money somewhere in Congress

These job postings are embarrassing as hell

Hi,

I’m trying to explore diffferent areas to pivot my career. I have an interesting opportunity that evolved to possibly oversea a health food quick serve store as a store manager but my only experience is my internships at a LTC facility during 2021 when internships were sloppy to say the least, short staffed and I was trained by a DTR at a nursing home.

My experience with fast food is college jobs that I hated b IT mainly cause I was register and direct facing patient care. Can anyone give me an idea of what day-to-day store manager entails or if RDN program has given me even the training to succeed in this area if I pivot. The hiring manager seems highly engaged in me as a potential hire but I just do not have any confidence in myself at this time and am scared of being a nightmare manager that employees just hate 😭