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Not OP, but I suspect they call the field "useless" based on the belief that social work doesn't achieve its aims, not on the grounds that the aims are bad.
by NateEag 5y ago
Not OP, but I suspect they call the field "useless" based on the belief that social work doesn't achieve its aims, not on the grounds that the aims are bad.
- BizarroLand 5y agoEither that or they're judging the career based on its lifetime potential remuneration and not the internal passion of the pursuer or the external social value it provides. Social workers, like teachers and janitors are vastly undervalued for what they provide (in optimal circumstances).