Teaching is certainly not a 9-to-5 job, and teachers do not leave their work behind at the office when they go home. Sabers coaches, in particular, put in long hours working with our student-athletes after school and on Saturdays (and a few school holidays).
Some coaches (and many non-coaches, too, of course) are “go-getters”. Sabers coaches do not coach for pay, power, or prestige – they do it for the students; they are “go-getters”, and they enjoy what they do.
This The Atlantic article suggests that in many work environments being a competent go-getter is not fun.
Some coaches (and many non-coaches, too, of course) are “go-getters”. Sabers coaches do not coach for pay, power, or prestige – they do it for the students; they are “go-getters”, and they enjoy what they do.
This The Atlantic article suggests that in many work environments being a competent go-getter is not fun.