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That's because counselors, as a general rule, aren't routinely asked to build bridges. Engineers on the other hand do have to interact with other people, and mo
by danaliv 7y ago
That's because counselors, as a general rule, aren't routinely asked to build bridges. Engineers on the other hand do have to interact with other people, and more importantly, build things that affect people.
Counselors also aren't generally defensive about their inability to build bridges.
- manicdee 7y agoCounsellors aren’t generally challenged about their inability to perform tasks outside their specialisation. It is a mistake to assume that all humans can develop good people skills with the same amount of time dedicated to training.