He said fine, and here we are. It wasn't a hard decision. I had a B.A. in history, no teaching credentials, and no direct connection to a career. The only issue in my job that can be negative is the national focus on numbers to justify the program. I understand it, but still don't like it.
Paperwork can be a challenge.
We recently have simplified some of the paperwork and redundant requirements. You have got to keep your eye on the goal of the program - to get jobs. You have got to learn to counteract employment bias towards people with disabilities. You also have to deal with some people who don't want to work. You have to overcome their expectations of not working.