“Having a title in front of your name is important, but it does not mean you have a career”

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Having a title in front of your name is important, but it does not mean you have a career. It means you have a qualification. The practical and existential question is what you’re qualified to do and what you actually do with that qualification.

Dr. Erica Brown, “Jewish Career Counseling”, Times of Israel (5 July 2016) [http://blogs.timesofisrael.com/jewish-career-counseling/]

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