Adjunct Teaching at University
Has anyone done this? I just got tapped and asked if I would consider. I'm leaning on yes simply because it sounds fun.
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it is fun...but it pays close to minimum wage...so its more of a volunteer thing.
Yea, I get that. No one would do this on money alone.
approach retirement it could be a good thing
it does look good on a resume tho...gives you a look of subject authority.
I’ve guest lectured and have looked into teaching before. You get like $3-6k per class. Nice side money and feels good. You get a couple classes under your belt and you can do online stuff.
Multiple income streams. String together 3-4 of those streams and your employer has little power over you.
That's my thought. Diversify and hedge.
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