k_ram227

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I came here to ask the same question

I am a US Census enumerator and I help run a high volume drive thru COVID test site in a low income urban neighborhood. For the Census, I am assigned caseload of households to contact in person for data collection. I explain to respondents why the census important and collect accurate info and submit it to the census database. For the COVID testing, i check people in for their appointments, provide them public health/safety info and resources, instruct patients on how to take the test. I am not the greatest at social media and it isn't something I have considered before. I'd eventually like to pursue a joint masters in Public Health and Social Work but I need at least 500 hours of relevant work experience in order to even apply to the programs I'm interested in

Thank you for this AMA, a lot of your responses have been super helpful and encouraging during this difficult time for a noob who's just starting out :)

As a recent grad entering the job market in the age of COVID, how do I make myself appealing with no long term professional experience? I'm currently working two temporary part-time jobs and I'm not sure how to put those on a resume to seem meaningful