AÄŸustos 19, 2025
Gerçek derecemde kaybolmuş hissediyorum, ama gerçekten gönüllü çalışmam gibi
Liberal sanat derecem var ve kendimi kaybolmuş hissediyorum. Vay canına, bok op!
Kovalamayı kesmek için, gerçek okul çalışmalarımdan daha çok yapmaktan gerçekten sevdiğim şey okulumun gıda bankasında gönüllü olmak. Her gün gelen tüm insanlarla konuşmayı seviyorum. Şu anda stresli, ama karşılaştığım birçok sorunla uğraşmayı seviyorum. Somut ve gerçek bir şey yapıyormuşum gibi hissediyorum. Elimde tutabileceğim fiziksel bir şey. Sanat derecem yazıyor ve profesörlerimden yazdıklarım hakkında doğru geri bildirim bile almıyorum, umarım orada birisinin beni okumasını umuyoruz. Gıda bankasında çalışmak somut bir etki yaratıyormuşum gibi geliyor.
Böyle bir kariyer bulmaya çalışıyorum. Sosyal hizmet hakkında bana söylendi, ama terapi mi yoksa vaka yönetimi mi yapmak isteyip istemediğimi bilmiyorum ve ayrıca kötü şeylerden başka bir şey duymadım. Düşünceler? Bazı PR/pazarlama becerilerim var, makaleler için insanlarla röportaj yapmaktan zevk alıyorum. Her yerde olduğum için özür dilerim.
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Have you looked into nonprofit jobs at all? [Idealist.org](http://Idealist.org) has [a job board](https://www.idealist.org/jobs), and you also might be able to check the websites of nonprofits in your area if you’re not looking to relocate.
>I have some PR/marketing skills, I enjoy interviewing people for articles.
You might be able to leverage this into a role in [development](https://www.instrumentl.com/blog/what-is-nonprofit-development)/marketing at a nonprofit, if that interests you. I worked in operations at a nonprofit, not development, but really appreciated that development and marketing made it possible for us to do what we did.
Writing skills might translate well, especially for roles that include some element of grant writing. Also relevant to things like email campaigns, etc.
If your experience is anything like mine/my friends’, you’ll probably be kinda underpaid and they’ll try to work off your “passion for the mission.” But it’s legitimately pretty rewarding to do a little good in the world.
Personally, I liked working with people, doing tangible stuff, and being able to have a positive impact, so I pivoted to healthcare. Just throwing that out there in case it speaks to you. I got hired as a patient care tech on a psych unit and then went back to school to become a nurse.
My hospital hired me with no healthcare experience or certs aside from CPR, but in some areas they prefer hiring certified nursing assistants as aides. You can sometimes find roles at nursing homes to get credentialed as a CNA for free (or even while they pay you to do it).
Some hospitals will help pay for employees’ educational costs in exchange for a work commitment (mine would have paid for my nursing school outright, and as stands they’re going to reimburse my expenses over the next two years).
If it ends up being something you’d like to pursue, there are accelerated nursing programs that you can complete in as little as a year if you have a bachelor’s degree, though I’d also highly recommend looking into lesser known healthcare roles as well (radiology technicians in particular seem to do quite well).
Those are all my thoughts lol. Hope this helps in some way!