#41 やっぱり、アイデアは社会を変える力になる。

from Social Work Broad Cast · host Take & Kenta

今年も、楽しい話を重ねて行きたいと思います。というわけで、ソーシャルワーカーのコア業務、本来業務ってなんだ？ソーシャルワーカーの面接時間はどれくらいが適切？一般的？スキルによって短くできるのかな？信頼関係を構築するという事を盾に、専門性を見失ってない？時代の役割を得て、そして仕上げて、新たな時代のソーシャルワークを作り出していける力が必要になってきた。いつの時代も、ソーシャルワークのフィールドは変遷していく。変わらないものはある。でも変わるべきものがある。 Take'sレコメンド Kentaオススメの『攻殻機動隊』です！（笑）＃インテイク＃信頼関係＃スタートアップ＃積雪発電＃タイムマネジメント

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