846 Advizers
Johanna
Director Of Program Quality, Training And Assessment
Girls Incorporated Of Alameda County
U of A, Tucson and UC Santa Barbara
Holy Names University, MA ESL
Q1Career path
Non-profit
Working with Youth
Career Development
3:50
"religious studies is actually what kept me sane while I was taking that heavy science load"
Q2Main responsibilities
Project Management
Compliance
Training and Development
3:25
"Compliance is not sexy. I get it. However, I have some work trauma from having been at an agency where that happened. And I would never want any, anybody in this field to ever go through what I went through, which was having to close doors to about 800 families and trying to find somebody else to be at service to them. So, compliance is very close to my heart because of that."
Q3Day in the life
Data Analysis
Project Management
Communication
2:04
"It really ebbs and flows that way."
Q4Most important skills - role
Project Management
Communication
Teamwork
2:24
"Top of the list: time management. If I do not manage my time, it affects a lot of other people."
Q5Favorite parts - role
Problem-Solving
Overcoming Challenges
Executive/Leadership
1:57
"'cause the educators, you don't do it for the money, you do it for the love of young people and providing education to them"
Q6Biggest challenge - role
Teamwork
Communication
Project Management
1:09
"It's really hard if the chain reaction like, ends with them and I can't do my job until they do theirs."
Q7Favorite parts - industry
Mentorship
Program Management
Youth Development
2:03
"What I enjoy the most is that it allows for adults to be mentors, to be allies, um, to be a voice, um, for those who can't sit at the table."
Q8Who thrives in industry
Asset-Based Thinking
Resourcefulness
Flexibility
2:25
"I am the epitome of plan A, B, and C. I have a plan for my plans and plans. That's how deeply rooted that practice of flexibility is with me."
Q9Wish known before - industry
Resilience
Overcoming Challenges
Executive/Leadership
1:26
"Fighting institutions is really hard. Change doesn't happen overnight, or in a couple of years; it takes a long time."
Q10Entry-level positions
Program Leadership
Instructional Skills
Youth Development
1:09
"share your passion. You never know. You never know who you're gonna spark interest in."
Q11Significant lesson - career
Value Alignment
Career Goals
Mission Alignment
1:26
"Find the one that matches, um, so that you understand what the end game is for yourself."
Q12College ideas for success
Self-Discipline
Time Management
Prioritization
1:06
"Learn to say no to your friends; if you can say no to your friends, you can say no to anybody."
Q13How identity impacted career
Youth Development
Program Management
Training and Development
1:57